The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the State did not violate a defendant's rights by using his post-Miranda hesitations to question his credibility in court.

Cochise County has announced a chip sealing road maintenance project starting March 31, 2025, affecting Sierra Vista and Hereford roads over a two-week period, with potential delays and detours for motorists.

Glendale's Prom Closet and Chico's Cinderella's Closet provide free formal wear to students for prom, with no financial restrictions, benefiting hundreds and supported by volunteers and donations.

ASU collaborates with GoDaddy to launch Student Athlete Venture Studio, supporting student-athlete entrepreneurship and brand development post-NIL ruling.

Phoenix officers are reviewed for leaving a distressed man on the road; the event was filmed, showing police not assisting him to a nearby shelter's entrance. Witnesses helped him get to a relative's home.

Juan Antonio Ruiz was indicted in Tucson for naturalization fraud, potentially facing 10 years in prison and citizenship revocation.

Gilbert's recreation centers experienced phone outages, with restoration efforts in progress and officials urging the use of their website for updates.

Flagstaff motorists will face delays due to a US 89 drainage project starting April 1, with corridor narrowed to one lane each direction until late 2023.

Phoenix invites local businesses to join 602 Day on June 2, celebrating the city's area code and community spirit with specials, events, and a feature on a promotional map.

Scottsdale police are investigating after three people were found dead in a home, with preliminary evidence suggesting a murder-suicide with no ongoing community threat.

Scottsdale officials advise hikers to adjust routines due to heat, emphasizing safety and offering a Desert Hiking First Aid course on April 12 for $75.

Governor Katie Hobbs introduces measures to control costs while maintaining services for individuals with disabilities, clashing with Republican legislators over budget cuts.

Kiana Sears fills the Legislative District 9 seat in the Arizona State Senate, succeeding Eva Burch, as chosen by the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors. She has decades of public service experience.