Police and Silent Witness investigate a homicide in El Mirage, offering a $2000 reward for information leading to the perpetrator(s) responsible for the April 29th incident.

Congressman Ciscomani visited Ivanhoe Electric in Casa Grande, reviewed copper production, highlighting economic benefits and job creation in Arizona's copper industry.

Buckeye Police launch "Buckle Up Arizona... It's the Law!" campaign from May 20 to June 2, increasing enforcement of seat belt and child seat laws, funded by a $10,000 grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety.

Nayel Garcia won first place at the Avondale Civic Center Library's high school art contest, with other students receiving awards and scholarships for their artwork.

A man and a woman were hospitalized after a double shooting in Phoenix, with the suspect still at large. Both victims survived, and police are seeking information.

Arizona's legislature joins a multi-state effort to block California's new truck emissions regulation, citing interference with interstate commerce and potential impacts on supply chains.

Arizona's Supreme Court paused a 19th-century abortion ban, giving the Attorney General time to appeal. The law's enforcement is delayed until at least August 12th.

Buckeye Public Libraries launch a summer reading program from June 1 to August 1, offering activities, prizes, and performances to encourage reading among youths.

Gilbert residents will vote on financial proposals regarding expenditure limits in the upcoming election, involving a Permanent Base Adjustment and a Capital Projects Accumulation Fund.

The Arizona Supreme Court has delayed the reinstatement of an 1864 abortion law for 90 days, providing temporary relief on the issue of reproductive rights.

The article focuses on Jonathan Meade's leadership in shifting his family-run company, Meade Engineering Inc., to specialize in data center projects, highlighting the successful balance between family tradition and business growth.

The Arizona Senate passed a bill to allow accessory dwelling units in cities with over 75,000 residents, amid housing shortage concerns and short-term rental debates.

Magna Steyr is hiring for 19 positions at its new manufacturing plant in Mesa, Arizona, which could impact the region's job market and economic landscape.