Arizona's Lewis Prison launched a therapeutic art and music program, 'Art of Our Soul,' for inmates' mental health, guided by ADCRR director Thornell and supported by Mercy Care.

The new Fire Station 74 in Ahwatukee, managed by the Phoenix Fire Department, has begun construction, promising to enhance local emergency response and sustainability.

Surprise hosts its annual Family Kickball Tournament on Nov. 15 at the Surprise Youth Baseball Complex for players of all ages and abilities. Registration requires a team of 8-15 with fees of $5 for residents.

ADOT has completed rockfall mitigation and other safety improvements on SR 89A in Oak Creek Canyon, lifting traffic restrictions for commuters and tourists.

ADOT was honored for supporting minority and women-owned businesses, spending $65 million in 2023 and offering a program to help such businesses secure federal contracts.

Phoenix's weather will become milder with a slight chance of Saturday showers, then a week of sunshine and rising temperatures, peaking near 98 degrees.

An Arizona State Representative asked ASU to review a law professor's conduct following his controversial remarks at an Australian rally, which led to his visa revocation.

One person died in a rollover crash on Loop 101 in Phoenix, near Thomas Road. The incident happened at 8:20 p.m. and caused lane closures during the investigation.

Police faced scrutiny for allegedly beating Tyron McAlpin, a deaf man with cerebral palsy; charges against McAlpin were dropped, and an internal investigation is ongoing.

President Biden's scheduled visit to Arizona on Oct 24-25 for an undisclosed event has sparked speculation, coinciding with campaign efforts by VP Harris and ex-President Trump in the state.

Investigations continue after a controversial arrest in Phoenix where a deaf man with cerebral palsy was hit and tased by police, prompting widespread concern and scrutiny of police conduct.

New eastbound lanes on I-10 between Ina and Ruthrauff roads in Tucson have opened, marking progress in the $171M widening project expected to finalize by late 2025.

Andrea Crespin received a 22-year prison sentence after a wrong-way crash in Arizona, which killed her toddler and injured others, following her DUI conviction.