Arizona ranks 10th as a Gen Z relocation spot, with high housing costs offset by job prospects. Texas leads in Gen Z gains, while California surprises with a net increase despite high living costs. States like Michigan see a Gen Z exodus.

The family of Philbert Shorty searched for him for two years, not knowing he had been killed and the suspect, Shiloh Oldrock, charged. His case reflects broader issues in the Native American community.

Nonprofit groups and individuals in the Valley are working to amplify Black voices through radio programs and creative platforms, promoting unity and addressing community concerns.

King County allocates $15.9 million in VSHSL funding to support veterans and their families in accessing various community services, with a focus on underrepresented groups. Applications for funding are open until March 20.

Heriberto Acosta, 41, was fatally stabbed during a fight at his Phoenix food truck. The assailants fled and remain at large, leaving the community rattled by the nighttime violence.

59-year-old Bridget Nelson arrested for murder of 93-year-old Carl Miller in Cordes Lakes.

A child and a man are critical after a crash in Phoenix; a separate nearby crash also left several hospitalized, including a child, with a DUI arrest made.

Mesa Community College showcases two exhibits honoring past and contemporary African American women, aligning with Black History and Women's History months.

The Rialto Theatre in Tucson canceled a concert by Matisyahu citing safety concerns, which the artist suggested could be rooted in antisemitism; the venue denied these claims.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts a week of mostly sunny skies with temperatures rising to the mid-to-upper 70s and clear nights around the lower 50s.

Mesa police engaged in a standoff, opening fire on a man approaching a stolen vehicle. The man was subdued using non-lethal force, facing felony charges, with investigation ongoing.

Arizona lawmakers discuss a bill to ban brass knuckles, including those sold as belt buckles, amid concerns over teen violence and the weapon's portrayal in culture.

The Heard Museum hosts the World Championship Hoop Dance Contest with over 100 global contestants, celebrating Native American culture and storytelling through dance. Competitors vie for the world champion title in Phoenix, Arizona.