A construction worker was killed and another critically injured in a Phoenix shooting; the suspect, who had an altercation with the victims, is at large.

Firefighters extinguished a small attic fire at a Fry's Supermarket in Phoenix, ensuring no injuries and minimal damage. The store has reopened; the cause remains under investigation.

A body was found in an Arizona canal during the search for missing 62-year-old Monty Reuling, with the investigation underway to determine if it's him.

U.S. border arrests in August have slightly increased from July, but numbers are still near a four-year low, according to Customs and Border Protection officials.

The National Weather Service forecasts highs of 106°F in Phoenix, Arizona for Labor Day, with winds up to 20 mph, cooling to 86°F at night. Conditions of intense heat continue through the week, reaching up to 113°F.

Jeremiah Barnes was arrested in Goodyear, AZ, after allegedly committing an aggravated assault with a firearm.

Surprise Stadium announces its 2025 Spring Training schedule, while the City of Surprise also unveils community events including public art initiatives and a Day of Service, along with updates on the local TV show "Surprise Lately."

The Innings Festival is returning to Tempe in 2025, offering a mix of music and baseball at Tempe Beach Park on Feb 21-22 and an "Extra Innings" event Feb 28-Mar 1. Lineup details are still pending.

Ex-CBP agent Aaron Mitchell was convicted of civil rights violations and kidnapping, for sexually assaulting a minor and now faces potential life imprisonment.

A fiery crash on I-10 involving a Corvette and a semi-truck left one dead and two injured. Impairment is suspected as a cause. The Corvette's driver tried to flee but was caught.

The Arizona Department of Economic Security seeks public input on new rules regarding electronic monitoring in group homes, nursing homes, and similar facilities.

Police found the parents of a child discovered alone on a Peoria street; the child is safe and an ongoing investigation seeks to clarify how the child ended up there.

Members of Maricopa City Council, including Mayor Nancy Smith, and its youth council participated in the League of Arizona Cities and Towns Conference, discussing innovation and collaboration for community growth.