An F-16 jet from Luke Air Force Base caused a sonic boom in West Valley during training, prompting an investigation and a reiteration of the base's commitment to community safety.

Arizona Rep. Leezah Sun resigns following an Ethics Committee report detailing ethics violations and inappropriate behavior, including threats of violence.

The downtown Phoenix late-night food scene sees SnapBack Pizzeria replace Grand Avenue Pizza Co., as the latter closes after a decade, with the founder prioritizing fatherhood.

Kari Lake's financial disclosures reveal she received payments from a tech company led by a man she accused in a bribery scandal, raising questions about her political integrity.

Health officials use wastewater to track community drug use, providing real-time data that helps public health initiatives combat the opioid epidemic.

A Phoenix woman had her arm amputated after being attacked by a dog she was fostering. Despite the trauma, she continues her Master's studies and seeks help with prosthetic costs.

Arizona woman Brianna Christine Slocum was arrested in a sex trafficking sting after attempting to flee from police. She faces charges for prostitution and unlawful flight.

Ray York, former CEO of Ewing Outdoor Supply, has passed away at age 86. He is remembered for expanding the business with his wife Sue and contributions to the landscaping community.

Chef Bernie Kantak is set to open an all-day eatery, Beginner's Luck, in the spot of the now-closed Piccolo Virtù in Scottsdale, as Chef Gio Osso sells after an irresistible offer.

Employees at Chief Building Services report bounced checks and miss wages, with 24 complaints filed to Arizona's Labor Department in 2023. Legal Aid at Work outlines employee rights in wage disputes.

Arizona's Governor Hobbs and Republican lawmakers are in a standoff over the funding of education, with opposing approaches to the extension of Prop. 123.

An Arizona trooper was hospitalized after a crash with a truck on I-10 near 7th Avenue; lanes were temporarily closed but have reopened. The cause is under investigation.

The family of hit-and-run victim David Hadrich is offering $50,000 for information leading to the arrest of the driver responsible for his death in Carefree, AZ.