An Arizona school district plans to use prison labor for maintenance to save money, facing criticism for the low wages but supported by some for providing inmates work.

Peso Pluma is set to bring his "Exodo Tour" to North America, with a stop at Phoenix's Footprint Center on September 23, following a successful year with 54 sold-out shows and a Grammy win.

Youth organizations in the Valley provide leadership skills and academic support through football programs, positively impacting the lives of young participants.

Over 1,200 Arizonans filed for bankruptcy in early 2024, marking a 7.2% increase for the state in 2023. ABC15 News set up an attorney helpline to assist with bankruptcy questions.

Three suspects were arrested in Phoenix, linked to a South American theft ring targeting luxury homes for valuables, totaling about $3 million in thefts.

Randolph, a historic black community in Arizona, stands resilient amidst struggles, seeking to honor its past and secure its future with a $23 million investment for community development.

Two people died in a single-car accident on I-17 near New River, causing long traffic delays. The crash is under investigation, and further details are awaited.

Ed Reggie, founder of Funeralocity, discusses the complexities of funeral planning and costs on the On Your Side podcast, advocating for transparency in the funeral industry.

Silent Book Clubs (SBC) are garnering global appeal by providing spaces for individuals to read in silence together without the pressure of discussions or set reading lists. They meet regularly, adapting to members' schedules and preferences.

Uncle Bear's Brewery hosts "Pints For Paws" to aid the Arizona Humane Society, featuring special merchandise and craft beers across its six locations.

The $12.5 million Scottsdale mansion with an ice rink is for sale, built by ex-hockey player John V. Curry and equipped for sports lovers with luxury features.

A man with a criminal history was arrested for a SoHo hotel murder, with his credit card linking him to the crime scene. He faces charges and is suspected of further crimes.

The Southern Rail restaurant in Phoenix closed on December 23, making way for Chef Doug Robson's new international cuisine venture, Tesota, to open in May 2024.