One teen was killed and two injured in a shooting at Chandler's Snedigar Sports Complex, with police suggesting it involved a dispute between two acquainted groups.

Dignity Health no longer accepts BCBSAZ as in-network coverage in Arizona after the two failed to agree on a contract, impacting patients' healthcare costs.

Roland Harris seeks clarity on his son Jacob's 2019 fatal shooting by Phoenix police, demanding the DOJ release its findings, questioning the absence of immediate aid after the incident.

A Phoenix firefighter is charged with causing extensive damage to a home, allegedly linked to a romantic dispute, facing multiple charges including burglary and harassment.

Morrison Ranch Commercial Center in Gilbert, AZ, anchored by Fry's Food Stores, targets a late 2024 opening. The center, spread over 20 acres, will include additional eateries and a fueling station.

A man died in Mesa after his car hit a Valley Metro bus and a truck. No bus or truck passengers were hurt. Police are investigating the cause, including possible medical issues or impairment.

Grand Canyon University men's basketball team wins their first WAC regular season championship and secures a direct semifinal spot in the WAC tournament.

Valley teen Jett Weinstein recovers after a crash that led to his friend's death and Weinstein's leg amputation; controversy surrounds the guardrail involved in the incident.

A fire in a Mesa mobile home park resulted in one fatality and damage to several homes, with firefighters extinguishing the blaze and investigations ongoing.

ADOT announces freeway closures and restrictions in Phoenix for pavement work, lane squeezing, and bridge surveying from March 8-11, affecting US 60, I-10, and Loop 101.

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to visit Phoenix and Las Vegas to focus on reproductive rights and engage with voters ahead of the midterms.

Chandler launches business courses in Spanish in collaboration with the DAS Foundation and East Valley Hispanic Chamber of Commerce to aid local Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs.

A woman died and a child was hospitalized after a two-vehicle crash involving a DUI suspect in Phoenix. The suspect, who ran a red light, is facing manslaughter and other charges.