Prescott Valley may update its Comprehensive Fee Schedule, with pending discussions in a Town Council Meeting and a Public Hearing for community input.

Phoenix weather forecast predicts a warming trend with highs reaching the 90s and stable conditions into the weekend, followed by cooler temperatures and gusty winds on Sunday.

Circle K partners with Burrito Express to offer their burritos in stores across the Phoenix area, with a hub-and-spokes model for expansion and a menu including breakfast and lunch options.

Jensen Pike is considering a civil lawsuit against Sacred Journey Inc., the Mesa group home tasked with his late daughter Emily's care. Despite no arrests yet, the family and their law firm seek justice and prevention of future neglect.

A speedboat flipped at over 200 mph on Lake Havasu during a record attempt. Both racers survived with minor injuries; boat design safety was credited.

Former NFL player Roosevelt Nix is opening his first 'Playa Bowls' location in Phoenix with a customizable menu of healthy bowls, joining the brand's rapid nationwide expansion.

Saint Simon and Jude Cathedral in Phoenix hosted a special mass honoring Pope Francis's legacy of mercy, led by Bishop John Dolan, coinciding with Divine Mercy Sunday.

Volunteers in Navajo County, AZ, rescued a mare and her foal from a mud pit, with the efforts documented by Betty Nixon of Friends of the Heber Wild Horses.

A large fire at a Phoenix scrapyard caused thick smoke, prompting firefighters to respond and contain the blaze with no reported injuries. The cause is undetermined.

Phoenix man Victor Espinoza faces cockfighting charges after a police raid revealed evidence of the illegal activity, including dead and injured roosters, drugs, and cash.

Maricopa County jail increases safety measures, including body scanners, after a K9 named Max suffered a suspected fentanyl exposure and was saved by Narcan.

Arizona Attorney General declares unlicensed sale of THC-infused foods and beverages illegal, affecting products from THC sodas to edibles, regardless of federal permissions.

Matthew Segundo was sentenced to life in prison plus 91.5 years for sexually abusing three children, with Maricopa County Attorney's Office emphasizing the victims' bravery.