A police report details the Phoenix murder-suicide involving Allister Adel's widower, David De Nitto, killing his girlfriend and her mother, now noting that the incident took after heavy drinking.

The Phoenix Fire Department faces a staffing crisis, with increased response times and calls, leaving firefighters overburdened and public safety at risk.

Tempe, AZ denied a permit for a charity aiding the houseless, leading to a one-year ban on applying for such permits due to repeated unpermitted events and community concerns about safety and litter.

Arizona's tech job market sees a paradox with 3.78% job growth yet a five-year low in postings, even as Honeywell and Raytheon increase listings, and wages double non-tech sectors.

A man was found dead after his SUV crashed 150 feet off an embankment on State Route 88 near Apache Junction, Arizona. The recovery operation extended into the next morning, with local authorities investigating the cause.

Queen Creek celebrates Western women at the Art of the Cowgirl event, dedicated to late founder Tammy Pate, showcasing horsemanship, art, and the continuing legacy of cowgirl culture.

Arizona halts some new housing developments near Phoenix due to concerns over insufficient groundwater for a 100-year supply, while the governor seeks alternative water solutions.

The FBI warns of an increase in "sextortion" cases where predators threaten minors to obtain explicit content or money, urging parents to communicate with children and report such crimes.

George Rodriguez, 37, avoided prison and received a 12-month probation sentence for stealing over $100K worth of gear during the Super Bowl Experience in Phoenix.

Cornish Pasty Co. is opening a new location in Glendale's Gaslight Building, bringing their popular pasty menu to the West Valley as part of downtown revitalization efforts.

The Queen Creek Police Chief discussed the ongoing investigation into the death of 16-year-old Preston Lord, with arrests anticipated but details scarce to preserve the case's integrity.

Researchers from the University of Arizona have deployed "millennium cameras" designed to take long-exposure photos for 1,000 years, documenting changes in the Tucson desert landscape.

Arizona reports a significant rise in flu and RSV cases, with the state experiencing notably higher ER visits and a marked increase compared to past years. Health officials advocate for vaccinations and preventative measures.