Arizona State University's School of Interdisciplinary Forensics acquired over 3,000 black market insects to study and aid law enforcement against illegal wildlife trade.

Northrop Grumman expands its presence in Arizona by leasing the entirety of a 119,222-square-foot building within Gilbert Spectrum business park, aiming to bolster its technological and employment footprint in the state.

Dick's Sporting Goods plans to open a House of Sport store in Arizona by 2025, offering an interactive retail experience with sports activities and simulations.

Timeless Vapes collaborates with Phoenix muralist Tato Caraveo to create vape accessories and a new "Sweet Tooth" strain, highlighting their focus on community and artistic integration in the cannabis industry.

A motorcyclist died while fleeing from police in Maricopa after initially stopping, crashed near John Wayne and Alterra Parkways. The pursuit and fatal accident are under investigation.

A delivery driver was killed after a suspect evaded Arizona law enforcement, leading to a crash. The suspect now faces multiple felony charges, including murder.

Arizona's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Tom Horne, has announced a partnership with PragerU to provide its conservative educational videos to schools, sparking debate over content appropriateness.

Arizona State Parks offers a Family Campout Program for a hands-on camping experience priced at $90 for a family of four, with additional adventures in hiking and running available across the state.

Roger Smith, the first director of Phoenix's Office of Accountability and Transparency, is resigning due to reduced powers of overseeing police conduct.

A fifth-grader in Glendale escaped an abduction attempt on her way to school, leading to discussions on child safety and prompting local self-defense training. Police detained a 37-year-old man following the incident.

The family of Keith Henion, a veteran found dead in his car from a gunshot in Mesa, asks for info on his unsolved homicide, suspected to be a mistaken targeted attack.

Christopher Redondo, serving a life sentence for the 2010 murder of Gilbert police Lt. Eric Shuhandler, has died in prison, with no disclosed cause of death.

Phoenix's ex-homeless encampment "The Zone" is now cleaner and quieter with reduced crime rates, but the city still faces a homelessness crisis with limited resources and solutions.