Hot Sauce and Pepper, a family-owned vegan food truck in Phoenix, faced a setback with a stolen U-Haul but bounced back with community support, now expanding their menu to other restaurants.

Small businesses await the possibility of COVID-era loan forgiveness while facing contrasting views on Trump-era EIDL program outcomes and the SBA's pandemic relief efforts.

A federal jury sided with Phoenix Police in a civil rights lawsuit from 2019, despite a DOJ report finding patterned civil rights violations by the department.

One man was injured and another arrested for possible assault after a shooting in Glendale, with the victim's injuries initially deemed life-threatening but later downgraded to minor. Details of the incident remain unclear.

Chris Stapleton has added a second "All-American Road Show" concert in Glendale on August 9, with tickets going on sale soon. He continues to receive acclaim for his album "Higher" and collaborations across musical genres.

An 85-year-old veteran, Lenora Turnbull, was killed in a parking lot at the Gilbert VA clinic when she was struck by a vehicle after stumbling. Another pedestrian was injured; the driver is cooperating with authorities. No charges were reported.

Bipartisan lawmakers introduce a bill to combat cartels' use of social media for recruitment, focusing on creating a national strategy to address the exploitation of American youth in illegal activities.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs proposes a budget to increase AZDPS resources, including raises for state troopers, new staff, and investments in infrastructure and the fight against fentanyl.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs released her FY2026 budget, focusing on support for working families, economic growth, community safety, and protection of freedoms.

AG Kris Mayes announced an indictment against Gehrig Duarte for child sexual exploitation charges following online tips. Duarte is currently held on a $100,000 bond.

Scottsdale inaugurates Mayor Lisa Borowsky and new City Council members, who vow to commit to the city's future during a ceremony at the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.

Pavement maintenance on Palm Lane in Avondale will close the road from 116th Ave to Avondale Blvd on January 20, 2025, between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. Detours will be provided.

The Mesa Historic Preservation Board is sponsoring a historical essay and visual arts contest for K-12 students to explore and express Mesa's history, with a deadline of March 10 and awards recognizing top work.