Better Buzz Coffee, a Californian chain, is opening multiple Arizona locations, including in Phoenix, Surprise, and Gilbert, joining mixed-use developments and broadening the local coffee scene.

Glenn Jordan, having survived a gas explosion, is set to reopen his eyeglass repair shop at the same location and is also giving back through charity work.

The community of Queen Creek is addressing a rise in teen "takeovers" following the homicide of 16-year-old Preston Lord, with authorities yet to make arrests.

Lucid Motors expands its Arizona plant by 3 million square feet, enhancing its electric vehicle production capacity and preparing for its new SUV, the Lucid Gravity.

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash on I-17 near Union Hills Drive, with the freeway briefly closed following the incident. Details remain limited as an investigation is underway.

Kari Lake, an Arizona GOP Senate candidate, has called for the resignation of party chair Jeff DeWit after a leaked audio allegedly showed him trying to deter her from politics.

Great Hearts Archway Academy Veritas in Phoenix introduced Karma, a therapy dog, to help students with anxiety, enhancing their supportive educational environment.

The University of Arizona is addressing a $240 million misplacement of funds with a financial recovery plan and changes in athletic department leadership.

Buc-ee's is planning to open its first Arizona location in Goodyear, with a proposed 75,000-square-foot store that recently received preliminary approval from the city's planning commission.

Phoenix construction costs rose by 5.42% in October 2023, slightly above the national average, amidst ongoing labor shortages affecting project timelines.

The Gilbert Police Department announces a new arrest in a string of violent crimes involving teens, with Tyler Strocchia charged for sexual assault of a minor.

A student named Tyler from Maricopa High School has faced multiple violent attacks from classmates, sparking serious concerns regarding student safety and prompting calls for action from the school and authorities.

Tucson's Tumerico tops Yelp's "Top 100 Places to Eat in 2024" list, with 7 other Arizona eateries featured, showcasing diverse culinary offerings, including Latin-inspired vegetarian dishes and Oaxacan-inspired comfort food.