New images of a vehicle linked to Rayshaun McCune's October homicide were released by Silent Witness, who offer a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

Phoenix is forecasted to have a warm week with sporadic chances of showers and thunderstorms, highs around 105°F, and light winds, per the National Weather Service.

VP Harris and Gov. Walz spoke at an Arizona rally discussing voting rights, gun control, and immigration, with their claims later fact-checked for accuracy.

Lake Havasu City Police arrested Michael Seedorf and Shannon Winker for drug offenses, after K-9 detection and a vehicle search revealed meth, fentanyl pills, a gun, and cash.

McCulloch Boulevard in Lake Havasu City will close at night for waterline works from Capri Lane to Smoketree Avenue, with detours via Mesquite and Swanson.

The article discusses effective strategies for reuniting lost pets with their owners, as proposed by Pima County Animal Care Center Director Monica Dangler, emphasizing local searches and the use of the Petco Love Lost database.

Yavapai County honored three Sheriff’s Office members for their long service, including a captain, a sergeant awarded the Medal of Valor, and a deputy known for a significant child rescue.

ASU Police Chief Michael Thompson is retiring after being placed on leave, which followed criticism of the department's handling of campus protests in April.

A high-speed crash on I-17 in Phoenix resulted in a driver's death after colliding with a median barrier. The southbound lanes were temporarily closed for investigation.

The Latino voter population in Arizona has more than doubled since 2000, now at 1.3 million, making the state's electorate the fourth largest nationwide.

The Phoenix Police Department now sends real-time case updates via text messages to individuals reporting crimes, offering a web portal for more info and public feedback surveys.

Lucid Group exceeded Q2 sales expectations and received a $1.5 billion investment from Saudi Arabia's PIF, despite concerns over its path to profitability.

San Luis, Arizona, starts constructing a new 2 million-gallon water storage tank to meet its growing population's needs, set to complete by April 2025 at a cost of $4,145,983.78.