Phoenix brothers Jose and Roberto Lomeli were arrested for the murder of a man found in a burned car, with one brother confessing to shooting the victim.

Rachel Hansen's family continues to seek justice two years after her unsolved murder in Gilbert, with no arrests made despite ongoing police investigation and a $7,000 reward for information.

A fatal crash on SR 51 near Bethany Home Road in Phoenix resulted in at least one fatality and road closures, with authorities investigating the incident.

A female climber sustained serious injury after a 30-40 foot fall on Tom's Thumb in Scottsdale; she was wearing a helmet. Rescue operations involved multiple agencies and a helicopter.

Two Arizona mothers, Lindsey Black and Ashley Ackerman, advocate for drowning prevention after losing their sons to pool accidents, amid a rise in child drownings in Phoenix.

Yuma County man arrested for starting a wildfire in a national wildlife refuge, with authorities charging him with arson and endangerment.

Two brothers were arrested in Phoenix for their alleged roles in a homicide after a body was found in a burnt vehicle. One faces second-degree murder charges.

A single-car crash into a tree in Peoria resulted in one person hospitalized and temporary road closures on 95th Avenue, with police investigations ongoing.

Arizona's road safety initiatives get a $72,000 boost from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety, strengthening data analysis for traffic incident prevention and policy development.

The article describes a heatwave in Phoenix, AZ, with temperatures reaching triple digits and persistent sunny skies forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Chandler's Recycling-Solid Waste Collection Center introduces new summer hours from May 30 to Sept 1, open 6 a.m. to 2 p.m., Thursday to Monday. Residents must provide ID and a utility bill to dispose of waste.

Rep. Ruben Gallego addresses the issue of chronic absenteeism in schools, particularly the 28% rate in Arizona, and inquiries the Secretary of Education for federal action.

California Governor Newsom signs Bill 233, allowing Arizona abortion providers to operate temporarily in California, countering Arizona's near-total abortion ban.