Authorities seek a suspect after a non-fatal shooting near downtown Phoenix. Witness Zane Cardoza aided the victim and potentially averted further violence. The search for the shooter continues as police investigate.

San Luis officials have referred Vice Mayor Tadeo De La Hoya's case to the Sheriff and affirm city operations are unaffected, but cannot provide more details.

Avondale is upgrading pedestrian lighting on Western Avenue, improving safety with new LED fixtures and poles. Construction allows traffic, with minimal business disruption.

Former medical employee Jose Andres Lopez sentenced to 3.5 years for insurance fraud and money laundering, followed by supervised probation and restitution payments.

Peoria officials invite residents to shape the new Recreation Center at Paloma Community Park through upcoming open houses.

SEMICON West, a major microelectronics event, showcased Phoenix's emergence as a tech hub, drawing attention to local industry growth and potential challenges amid a federal shutdown.

Residents of Globe and Miami, Arizona brace for more rain after recent floods, while voicing frustration over recurring flood issues and seeking long-term solutions.

Phoenix businesses, especially Title 9 Sports Grill and Greenwood Brewing, are experiencing a boom with packed Mercury fan watch parties as the WNBA Finals approach.

Arizona's Capitol is lit purple as part of the "Lighting Arizona Purple" domestic violence awareness campaign in October, including events, a kickoff, and engagement from government officials and the community.

Eastbound McDowell Road to face lane restrictions due to improvements from Oct. 13 to Dec. 15, affecting the area between 117th Avenue and Avondale Boulevard.

The Phoenix Police Department is hiring retired officers as School Resource Officers to improve campus security, with details available on their official announcement page.

Arizona State Gang Task Force arrests and seizes firearms, including stolen guns and a modified Glock, following a Phoenix weapons trafficking investigation.

AG Kris Mayes and 22 state attorneys general filed a brief urging the Supreme Court to review a ruling limiting private lawsuits under Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act.