Construction resumes on One Camelback, a luxury residence project in Phoenix, which is expected to start pre-leasing by late 2026 after a change in ownership.

Three men were arrested in Phoenix for multiple jewelry store burglaries after law enforcement used forensic analysis and GPS tracking to link them to the crimes.

A father was charged after his 13-year-old daughter drove a car into a Mesa law office, causing significant damage and leading to the father's arrest for endangerment and criminal damage. No injuries were reported.

The Arizona Corporation Commission directed the Lava Run Interconnection Project back for further review, citing the need for better community engagement over environmental and local concerns.

The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a Tucson Electric Power energy deal with Humphrey's Peak Power to supply a data center, with measures to protect regular customers from associated costs.

The Phoenix Police are looking for Mario Ibarra Carillo, a missing 72-year-old man with a condition that may cause confusion, last seen at 11th Ave and McDowell Rd.

Phoenix Fire Department partners with St. Mary's Food Bank for a Holiday Food Drive, collecting non-perishable food items at local fire stations to alleviate food insecurity.

A man from Mesa, Arizona, was sentenced to nine years in prison for a fentanyl overdose death after selling pills that led to a victim's fatal overdose in March 2020.

Erik Guderian has been appointed Transportation Director for Mesa, succeeding the late RJ Zeder, with support from the City Manager for his expertise.

Chandler, AZ is seeking residents for city boards and commissions to impact local governance; applications are open online with a first review in early February.

The Phoenix City Council has designated the former KPHO Television Studio as a local historic site in recognition of its significance in Arizona's broadcasting history.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs plans to raise foster care rates to encourage more people to foster older children, with licensed homes receiving up to $1,700 monthly per child.

Rep. Kupper warns Arizona might lose federal SNAP funds due to noncompliance with data sharing, urging Governor Hobbs and AG Mayes to address the issue.