Phoenix deliberates over the future of South Mountain Speedway, balancing costly repairs against returning the land to its natural state, while local racing enthusiasts hope to preserve the historic venue.

A 4-year-old girl died after being left in a hot car for hours in Buckeye, Arizona; family thought she exited the vehicle after returning from a park.

Phoenix anticipates a week of extreme heat with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, followed by a slight cooldown and a chance of showers by the weekend.

The Arizona Department of Housing has indefinitely suspended its program for workforce housing funds, leaving developers uncertain about future projects.

Adam Parker from Peoria has been sentenced to 20 years for a fatal DUI crash that killed Elizabeth McAloon, following a guilty plea for Second Degree Murder and Aggravated Assault.

The Loop 303 off-ramp to US 60 in Surprise, AZ, will be closed overnight on Sept. 12 for interchange improvements.

Pinal County has declared September "Workforce Development Month" to honor the professionals helping job seekers and businesses, underscored by a proclamation read by Harold Christ.

AG Kris Mayes demands federal action to fix power outages at San Carlos Irrigation Project affecting 13,000 customers, citing health risks and service reliability problems.

Authorities confirmed the murder of Alijah Bradley, whose body was discovered after he was reported missing in Gilbert, with childhood friend Samuel Bush facing charges.

A heatwave is forecasted for Phoenix, Arizona, with temperatures hitting above 100 degrees throughout the week, prompting warnings for residents to take precautions.

Gilbert received the GFOA's financial reporting award for the 33rd year for its comprehensive annual financial report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023.

Arizona's Education Superintendent, Tom Horne, extends a school safety program with Off Duty Management to place armed officers on school campuses in six counties for enhanced security until 2026.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren has approved a $24.2 million contract to revamp playgrounds at 16 child care centers, enhancing facilities with modern equipment and new amenities.