The Maricopa County Attorney's Office launched "Report, Don’t Repost" to tackle teen violence, urging the community to report instead of sharing such content online.

The National Weather Service forecasts a pattern of high temperatures near 110 degrees for Phoenix, suggesting residents stay hydrated and limit outdoor activities.

The FBI is searching for Liliana "Lily" Munguia, a 17-year-old girl from Arizona, who traveled to Iowa to meet someone she met online and has since lost contact with her family.

A Pima County deputy was shot and wounded during an ambush in the San Xavier District. One suspect remains at large while another is detained. The public was warned to consider the suspect armed and dangerous.

The Mesa Adaptive Sports and Recreation Program is offering a day of outdoor activities for people with developmental disabilities at Camp Carley near Lynx Lake South Shore.

Pima County has launched a webpage to help individuals resolve warrants and avoid arrest. It provides information on handling warrants through county courts and offers phone assistance with the process.

Rep. Ruben Gallego urges HUD for more Housing Choice Vouchers in Arizona to address the affordable housing crisis in rapidly expanding cities like Phoenix.

The Arizona House Committee and Japan's Consul General discussed deepening economic ties, especially in the semiconductor industry, with plans for a future trade mission to Japan.

Terros Health and Lifewell are merging to enhance mental health services in Phoenix, aiming to improve care and combat industry staffing shortages with no clinic closures.

An ocelot was spotted in southern Arizona for the first time in 50 years, recorded by cameras from the Phoenix Zoo and the Arizona Center for Nature Conservation.

A public hearing is set for August 19, 2024, in Casa Grande, Arizona, to discuss bond financing for local senior living facilities, including Caliche Senior Living.

Maricopa County Sheriff's Office seeks assistance in finding Dalys Clancy Kezar, a 67-year-old missing man with mental health issues and last seen in Wittmann, Arizona.

Governor Katie Hobbs revives the Greater Arizona Development Authority to support infrastructure projects in rural and tribal areas after a 10-year hiatus, allocating $50-$100 million for the initiative.