Gilbert Parks and Recreation has renewed their Certified Autism Center™ status, reaffirming their commitment to inclusivity, particularly for autistic and sensory-sensitive visitors, with sensory guides, quiet zones, and more.

A two-pound meth seizure was made at Phoenix Airport, with charges pending after drugs were found in luggage bound for Salt Lake City. The Phoenix PD worked with the TSA in the operation.

68 individuals charged with trespassing after a pro-Palestinian protest at ASU for allegedly violating university policy by setting up tents on campus.

The Seargeant-Oldaker House in Phoenix will become a restaurant with LiveForward Development investing up to $2.5 million for renovation while preserving its historic exterior.

The former secretary of Hyder Elementary School District was indicted for embezzlement and misuse of funds, totaling $12,224, after inadequate internal controls in the district allowed such activities.

Trump and Harris campaigns target Native American voters in Arizona, with both sides intensifying efforts given the community's pivotal role in elections.

ASU tribute features names and images of hostages held by Hamas, marking the anniversary of attacks in Israel. The Feffer sisters and Rabbi Tiechtel reflect on the tragedy and hope for light amidst darkness.

One person was critically injured in a suspected road rage shooting in Glendale involving two pickup trucks; the alleged shooter is cooperating with police.

Dutch Bros Coffee is expanding in Arizona with a significant office lease at Liberty Center in Tempe, to serve as a corporate hub by early 2025, after having established 85 locations in the state.

Pretty Decent Concepts opens Creampuff Donuts in downtown Phoenix, offering chef-driven doughnuts and crafted beverages in a renovated warehouse shared with a church.

Armed thieves in West Valley used a tablet to steal a man's Chevy Silverado, highlighting the vulnerability of keyless vehicle systems and the sophistication of modern car theft.

The Supreme Court allows cities to enforce bans on public sleeping by homeless individuals even when no shelters are available, overturning a California appeals court decision.

The Mesa Music Festival is postponed for 2025, disappointing fans, while The Maine band's 8123 Fest will return to Mesa Amphitheatre, promising exciting performances.