Arizona Mexican Mafia leader Paul Eppinger convicted for unemployment fraud and admitted to unsolved 90s homicides.

Arizona AG sues landlords over a lengthy power outage in Arizuma Country Estates, alleging violations of the Consumer Fraud Act and indifference to residents' well-being.

Chandler's Creative Expression Competition, for local K-12 students, is open for entries showcasing artistic talents with this year's theme on hope and new beginnings.

Mesa City Council approved a plan with Culdesac to develop a mixed-use community on the dormant 27-acre Site 17, aiming to boost downtown Mesa's economy and housing options.

Eduardo Galindo-Ramirez sentenced to 18.5 years for Second-Degree Murder in Andrea Casarubias Romero's killing.

Phoenix authorities investigate after a body was found near Echo Canyon Trail on Camelback Mountain; recovery efforts are delayed due to difficult terrain.

Lorenzo Antonio Batrez Vargas, a Mexican citizen, died in ICE custody in Arizona. His prior legal issues included DUI arrests. Investigations into his death are ongoing, and ICE commits to detainee care.

Matthew Dieringer, accused of murdering his roommate in Scottsdale, was ordered to be held on a $3 million bond, facing a first-degree murder charge and life sentence or death penalty if convicted.

A crash on US 60 near Wittmann injured two children and an adult; one child airlifted to Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Authorities are investigating the cause.

State Senator Analise Ortiz faces an ethics investigation for posting an ICE alert near a school, which some claim endangers agents and disrupts law enforcement. Supporters argue her actions are protected free speech.

Chandler, Arizona, is preparing for a Special Election on November 4 to decide on issuing bonds for city improvements and considering charter amendments. Voter registration ends October 6.

Attorney General Kris Mayes and others oppose the HPE/Juniper Networks merger, citing concerns about corruption, increased consumer costs, and lack of competition. They urge a court hearing to assess the deal's public interest compliance.

ADOT is closing I-17's northbound off-ramp to Loop 303/Sonoran Desert Drive in Phoenix for expansion works from Sept. 5-8.