Officers in Scottsdale shot and killed a suspect during a traffic stop involving a vehicle reported stolen from Phoenix. The suspect fired at police, who then returned fire. The identity of the deceased has not been released.

U.S. state attorneys, led by Arizona AG Kris Mayes, filed an antitrust lawsuit against Apple Inc., alleging the company stifles competition and innovation in the smartphone market.

ADOT announces weekend roadwork in Phoenix, with closures on eastbound I-10, southbound SR 143, and eastbound Loop 101. Drivers are advised to use alternate routes.

Arizona's Legislature has sent less than 1% of bills to Gov. Hobbs' desk. Hobbs vetoed the "Arizona Starter Homes Act" over concerns it could harm military bases and public safety.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona and Dignity Health have reached an agreement, reinstating in-network access for members after a negotiation deadlock.

Phoenix Police posthumously honors Officer David Lee “Star” Johnson, killed on duty in 1944, after a history recovery effort by department historians.

Arizona animal shelters are promoting "field trips" for dogs to provide them temporary relief from kennels and aid in their adoption by raising their public visibility.

Megan Thee Stallion is set to bring her 'Hot Girl Summer' Global Tour to Phoenix, performing at the Footprint Center on June 19 with special guest GloRilla. Tickets go on sale March 22.

Michael Espinoza Jr. was charged with second-degree murder after a fatal stabbing incident involving his neighbor, Ismael Mejias IV, at a Glendale apartment complex.

Litchfield Park is holding a city-wide "Community Garage Sale" on April 20, where residents can sell items from their homes without permits. Signs are regulated and should be removed by dusk. There's no rain date scheduled.

Jared Askelson has been appointed as Goodyear's new Finance Director, bringing over 20 years of experience in government finance to the role. He previously held the position of Deputy Finance Director and served as interim director.

Ex-White Mountain Apache officer Joshua Ben Anderson faces federal charges for allegedly obstructing an investigation into a fatal incident he was involved in last Thanksgiving.

Charles William Preston II from Tucson faces federal charges for pointing a laser at aircraft, with potential penalties including five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.