University of Arizona Master Gardeners are set to teach Vista Grande residents about flowering perennials at the local library on September 14, offering tips tailored to the region's climate.

The Buckeye Police Department offers a free Citizens Academy program in Festival community with classroom and hands-on police operation activities starting September 26, 2024.

ADEQ has issued an ozone advisory for Maricopa County due to expected high ozone levels. Residents are advised to reduce outdoor activity and emissions.

Senator JD Vance joins Trump's 2024 campaign trail with events in Phoenix, Arizona, including a main event at Arizona Biltmore and a Turning Point Action gathering.

Buckeye Union High School Principal, Joe Kinney, is on administrative leave due to a law enforcement investigation into his personal conduct. Kristin Koke is serving as acting principal.

Two new luxury real estate projects, The Luxe at Desert Ridge and Ray Phoenix, have begun construction in Phoenix, offering upscale living spaces and amenities.

Chandler realtor Carl Ong is organizing a charity bowling event in Arizona for scholarships in memory of his parents. The 'Agent Ong Open - Strikes Back' will feature international players and offer at least $1,000 in scholarships.

A boy received a barrage of texts meant for NFL player Ricky Pearsall after being shot, due to having Pearsall's old number.

Two shootings in North Phoenix: One man critically injured, another killed in separate incidents; suspects in the first shooting remain at large, while one has been detained in the second case.

Mercury's Natasha Cloud is suspended for one game due to her seventh technical foul of the season, impacting the team's play against the Atlanta Dream.

A fire involving lithium-ion batteries broke out near a Phoenix commercial building but was contained with no injuries. Meanwhile, the Wood Fire, caused by lightning, has spread to 2,200 acres near Superior.

Scottsdale Police comfort dog, Chase, has died after battling cancer, leaving the department and community mourning his loss and legacy of providing support during crises.

Arizona nurses are increasingly leaving hospital jobs for less stressful roles in aesthetic nursing, amidst a statewide nursing shortage and workplace violence in healthcare.