The Apache County Board has voted not to pay Prosecutor Michael Whiting amid claims of misusing public funds, and his law license is set to be suspended.

Phoenix braces for changing weather with clear skies turning to a chance of showers over the weekend and temperatures ranging from the low 70s to low 80s.

El Mirage, Arizona, has introduced a Water Recirculation Firefighting Training System, funded by WIFA grants, saving six million gallons of water annually and improving firefighter training.

The Lost Dutchman Marathon in Arizona is seeking sponsors for its event, which benefits local youth organizations and contributes to the local economy.

Justin Eric Lindsay was sentenced to 42 months in prison for two counts of bank robbery, after pleading guilty and targeting six banks. His prosecution was part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren's tax reforms, led by Effie Edsitty, have increased revenues by $140 million, keeping money within the tribal economy.

An 18-year-old is accused of murdering his mother, whose body was found in a San Tan Valley field. The son initially reported a kidnapping, but evidence suggested otherwise. He awaits a murder charge.

Phoenix's weather will be sunny and calm, with highs in the 70s to low 80s, but a 30% chance of showers is forecast for Saturday night, increasing to 60% on Sunday.

Riviera Drive will be closed from Mesquite Avenue to Pima Drive for waterline work from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday.

The U.S. DOT's new refund rule requires airlines to provide automatic refunds for significant flight delays or cancellations, defining specific thresholds for domestic and international travelers.

A Phoenix father, Jamal Avery, is recovering after a shooting at work that killed his boss and cousin's fiancé, Alan Whitworth. The suspected shooter, Marquea Cato, faces murder charges.

Three individuals have been arrested in connection with a shooting at Arizona Mills Mall in September, including a teenager facing multiple felony charges. No injuries were reported despite property damage during the incident.

A man faces felony charges for over 750 graffiti incidents in Phoenix, causing $57,000 in damages to public and private property, including a church and academy.