Police in Gilbert, AZ, responded to a welfare check, resulting in an armed man's death and a separate incident where a woman was found dead, leading to her husband's arrest for murder.

Phoenix-area freeways anticipate no major closures from June 13-16, as per the ADOT, but drivers are reminded to maintain safety, particularly through work zones.

Queen Creek is proposing a 15% water rate increase to fund system improvements and manage costs, with an online estimator available for residents to calculate expected charges.

Experts clarify water management and HB 2753 at a Casa Grande Board of Supervisors session, addressing social media misinformation on effluent and recharge.

Tolleson became the first city to join the Greater Phoenix Equality Chamber of Commerce, emphasizing its commitment to LGBTQ+ diversity and inclusion.

AG Mayes and a coalition criticize the Trump administration's use of the California National Guard against protestors as unlawful and unconstitutional.

Lori Vallow Daybell has been found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder in her final Arizona trial. She previously received a life sentence in Idaho for other related crimes.

Phoenix, AZ faces extreme heat with temperatures climbing to 106 degrees today, and a forecast of 108 to 113 degrees in the coming days, offering little relief even at night.

Maricopa breaks ground on new Field House at Copper Sky, enhancing local recreation with basketball, volleyball, and pickleball courts, and a lounge area, set to open in late summer 2026.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Charles Doughty, an attorney dedicated to serving underserved communities, as judge to the Coconino County Superior Court.

Authorities in Surprise, AZ, are investigating after a man was found dead with injuries in a yard; shooting has been ruled out, and the community is considered safe.

Arizona's education chief and some parents criticize Scottsdale Unified's new DEI curriculum, alleging indoctrination. Meanwhile, others defend it and the district maintains its non-partisan integrity.

The Cochise County Attorney's Office clarified that Arizona has replaced parole with community supervision, requiring inmates to serve at least 85% of their sentence before eligibility.