A domestic disturbance call in Chandler, Arizona, led to a shootout with police, critically injuring the suspect and involving no officer casualties. The incident is under investigation.

Housing affordability crisis hits middle-class workers hard in Phoenix, with salaries unable to match high home prices and rent costs.

The article details Phoenix's upcoming weather forecast, which includes a rise in temperatures, sunny skies, and mild nights, with a slight cooldown and potential showers by the end of the week.

Pinal County recognizes International Dark Sky Week with a "Dark Skies Lights Out" event, urging residents to dim lights and appreciate the stars to reduce light pollution.

The Arizona Wildcats defeated the Dayton Flyers 78-68 to advance to the Sweet 16, with Caleb Love scoring 19 points, marking their 19th appearance in this stage of the tournament.

A man is on life support after a hit-and-run in Glendale, with the driver later found by police. His wife calls for motorcycle awareness and has started a GoFundMe for his recovery.

Chandler's Tumbleweed Recreation Center offers fresh, nutritious meal tips and discusses the importance of nutrient timing for workouts, sharing tasty, healthful recipes like Nicole's Favorite Green Smoothie.

A former school district transport aide, Mary Ellen Padgett, was charged with child abuse for hitting an autistic child on a school bus in Peoria, Arizona.

Trial proceedings kick off with jury selection in the contentious case of George Kelly, a rancher charged with murder. The incident has sparked intense attention, highlighting border tensions.

A judge ruled that Phoenix police might have used excessive force on Ramon Lopez, who died in custody. The federal lawsuit by his family proceeds without officers' qualified immunity.

Arizona voters will decide on a life sentence mandate for child sex traffickers on the November ballot, a measure that bypassed potential gubernatorial veto.

A retired Tempe police officer plans to sue the city, alleging he faced harassment after whistleblowing on the department's misuse of funds and technology.

The Pinal County Board reported on election results, zoning items, and proclamations, while deferring a justice appointment and street abandonment. They also recognized employees and a new appointment to the retirement board.