Adalberto Cordova Torres was arrested for multiple murders after a Phoenix shooting spree that left two dead; ballistic evidence linked him to all scenes.

Two Navy veterans, Charles "Chuck" Reeves and Philip Lord, are supporting their communities by respectively refurbishing bikes for veterans in Phoenix and volunteering at Goodwill in Pennsylvania.

Representative Adelita Grijalva claims she was pepper-sprayed by ICE agents during a protest in Tucson; DHS denies it, stating she was nearby someone sprayed for obstructing law enforcement.

The Phoenix Fire Department and Local 493 completed their annual RBO meeting to discuss future objectives, such as improving operational efficiency and firefighter wellness.

Rep. Matt Gress criticizes Tolleson Union High School District for withholding financial records for 100 days, despite multiple requests and imposing a $26,000 fee for access.

The USPS is preparing for a holiday mail surge with new technology and extra workforce, aiming to process 88 million packages daily and advising customers on timely shipping and correct address labeling.

Two men were arrested in Arizona for mail theft and check fraud, with at least 15 victims and losses over $15,000. They used a technique to wash and cash altered checks.

Tempe, Arizona, may require bars to carry drink spiking test kits, with City Councilmember Randy Keating leading the initiative to enhance nightlife safety.

The 12th Annual MerryCopa Holiday Festival will take place on December 6, offering various activities and entertainment for families at Copper Sky Regional Park.

Three men were arrested following a hit-and-run in San Tan Valley; the driver faces multiple charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and DUI.

LIBCON West takes place at Foothills Library on December 6 with free admission, featuring panels, artist demos, a cosplay parade, and more for fandom enthusiasts.

Benjamin Visser Jr. is charged with premeditated murder after fatally shooting his estranged wife and her coworker at a Tempe Little Caesars over alleged jealousy.

Chandler is accepting applications for the 2026 Disability Awareness Awards and up to $1,000 scholarships until March 31, with various categories to honor inclusive practices among residents.