Chandler celebrates Earth Day with a free event at Chandler Nature Center filled with activities, conservation discussions, and information from local organizations.

Arizona's White Mountains' adventure season begins as ADOT prepares to reopen routes like State Routes 261, 273, and 473 on April 17, after winter closures.

Phoenix's Victim Center has had a significant upgrade to provide a more dignified environment for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, with private rooms and a focus on confidentiality and comfort.

Phoenix is forecasted to experience a week of clear skies and rising temperatures, reaching highs in the mid-90s, with the National Weather Service predicting temps up to 96 degrees by Sunday. Evening temperatures will offer slight relief.

Dr. Linh Cao Nguyen admitted to leading a healthcare fraud, costing nearly $3.75 million. His scheme involved false claims through mobile medical practices and he's agreed to pay restitution.

CHOP5 plans to open up to 15 new locations in Phoenix with a focus on younger, health-conscious demographics and has adapted its real estate strategy to prioritize residential areas over office spaces.

A man died and another was critically injured in a crash on I-10 in Phoenix, leading to a freeway closure and an ongoing investigation into the cause, with impairment being considered.

A woman in Phoenix, Icess Woodcox, has been charged with murder after allegedly stabbing 75-year-old Ruby Pittman to death and confessing to the crime.

Accused in the 2005 Baby Skylar case, Annie Anderson faces charges after being extradited to Arizona, with court documents alleging she suffocated her newborn and disposed of the body at an airport.

A one-year-old boy in Peoria is recovering after a near-drowning in a backyard pool, prompting a police investigation into the incident and adult supervision.

Phoenix residents will experience a week of bright skies and progressively higher temperatures, with no rain in the forecast and potential highs of 98 degrees.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs unveils a $13 million 'Arizona is Home' housing assistance initiative aimed at aiding low to moderate-income first-time homebuyers.

The Queen Creek Police Department is actively seeking new officers, emphasizing respect, compassion, and trust. Recruitment is open for those aligning with the department's community-focused values, with training starting in September 2024.