Mara Daffron, an ASU student, survived a knife attack by a classmate and is recovering with community support, including a fundraiser and a GoFundMe campaign.

Maricopa County deputies received reprimands for improperly escorting a murder suspect's family, breaching security protocol and suggesting preferential treatment.

The Unbound Academy in Arizona has been approved to use AI instead of traditional teachers, sparking debate over the effectiveness of such an educational model.

A Phoenix freeway was closed in both directions due to a police incident with a man on an overpass. Traffic was heavily delayed but resumed after the situation ended peacefully.

Donald Trump spoke at the Turning Point USA's AmericaFest convention in Phoenix, endorsing Karrin Taylor Robson and promoting his 'Make America Healthy Again' initiative.

Arizona's DES invites public comment on updates to the Nutrition Assistance Program rules until February 17, 2025, to enhance clarity and effectiveness.

Phoenix locals gathered at the Burton Barr Library for the "Meet the Mighty Machines" event, showcasing various vehicles like fire engines and garbage trucks. It aimed to provide educational experiences for families.

Newly elected officials in Pinal County took their oaths of office in a ceremony attended by community members, with an online video and photo album available for the public.

Goodyear's Shop Local Campaign, in collaboration with businesses such as Arie Layne, is promoting small businesses through events like Pink Friday and videos spotlighting 14 local shops, to encourage community support during the holiday season.

Phoenix is enjoying an unusually mild December with sunny skies and mid-70s temperatures, offering residents a pleasant backdrop for holiday festivities.

Peoria City Council's deal with the Arizona State Land Department enables planning development on 6,700 acres of State Trust land, promising job creation, economic growth, and significant revenue for education.

Maricopa County sues a Laveen composting business for zoning violations amid numerous complaints of a strong, unpleasant odor affecting local residents' health.

Maricopa residents are offered options for disposing of live Christmas trees, including designated drop-off sites and pickup services by local waste collectors, from December 23, 2024, to January 13, 2025.