Diamond Rio will headline the Wild West Music Fest in Maricopa, Arizona, from March 27-29, featuring music, carnival rides, games, and food. Tickets are available online.

Queen Creek offers free Water-Smart Workshops to residents, focusing on desert-appropriate landscaping and water conservation, running through April 2026.

GNC will close its Phoenix distribution center in March, affecting about 66 warehouse jobs as the company consolidates distribution to a single hub.

Phoenix, Arizona's weather forecast predicts consistent sunny and clear conditions with highs around 75 degrees and calm winds, extending through the week and into the M.L.King Day weekend.

Two school buses collided in Peoria on Friday; a handful of people were taken to hospital and nearby roads were closed as crews tended students. Officials say the crash is under investigation.

Two children and an adult were hospitalized in critical condition after a two-vehicle collision near 19th and Southern avenues in south Phoenix. Authorities have closed the intersection while investigators work the scene.

The Navajo Police issued a Turquoise Alert for missing 8-year-old Maleeka Boone in Coalmine, Arizona. She was last seen wearing a red jacket and cowboy boots.

Lake Havasu City invites contractors to a Lunch & Learn about city projects and bidding on February 11 at the Municipal Courthouse. Registration is open until January 31.

Isabella Comas is missing; boyfriend Tommy Rodriguez is a person of interest. Her phone was found; a Turquoise Alert is issued. Rodriguez faces related charges and has a criminal record. Police seek community help.

Tempe, Arizona invests in educational equality, focusing on improving literacy for boys and young men of color through tutoring and My Brother's Keeper Alliance designation.

Senator Gallego introduces "The Path Home" housing plan, drawing support from Arizona officials and national organizations for its strategies to improve housing affordability and supply.

Apache Junction announces government office closures for Civil Rights Day, with emergency services operational and adjustments for other community services.

Ian William Moses was sentenced to 5 years in prison for arson at a Tesla dealership, with an additional 3 years of supervised release. He pleaded guilty to politically motivated attacks that caused extensive damage.