Cecil Noyola received a 25-year sentence for the second-degree murder of his girlfriend, Jessica Kennedy, in Phoenix.

A sting operation in Scottsdale led to the arrests of 42 individuals linked to sex crimes, including child sex trafficking and prostitution, without directly involving children.

A toddler drowned in a backyard pool in Chandler, and despite quick response and hospital efforts, the child did not survive. Police are investigating the incident.

Phoenix is preparing for a heat wave with highs reaching 116 degrees, including chances of evening showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures at night in the low 90s.

Mesa man Jay Campbell is charged with animal cruelty for stealing and mistreating his ex-girlfriend's cats, resulting in one's death.

A suspect in a 2009 Washington state child sex crime case was arrested in Arizona after over a decade on the run. Robert Jennings Vandivier faces charges for allegedly impregnating a 14-year-old.

A man's body was retrieved from a Scottsdale lake, identified as 64-year-old Robert Botthof. The incident prompted warnings against swimming in non-designated lakes.

Police are investigating a physical altercation that occurred outside a GOP meeting in Gilbert; surveillance video shows a contentious encounter that turned physical.

Pima County opens after-school program registration for kids K-5, with online sign-ups via a new system, a variety of activities, and financial assistance options. Deadline for online registration is July 31.

Governor Hobbs announces 100 families have benefited from Arizona's homeownership program, focusing on middle-class accessibility to the housing market.

CG LINK has launched a new Discount e-Pass, offering a 10% discount on travel credits, streamlining the payment process for riders who purchase through their app or over the phone.

Governor Katie Hobbs launches a new apprenticeship program with Intel and the Arizona Commerce Authority to train technicians for the semiconductor industry in Arizona.

The Arizona Capitol Museum's application process for 2024 event reservations starts on September 14, 2023, for the Historic Senate Chamber and a week later for outdoor events.