The Gilbert community is supporting Dayton Hayward, a man with Cerebral Palsy, to fund a $80,000 wheelchair-accessible van through donations, having raised over $60,000 so far.

An attempted robbery turned shooting near Tempe Town Lake injured three people; two scooter riders and one assailant were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

SBA issued a disaster declaration for Gila County, Arizona, enabling support for businesses and residents affected by recent floods. Governor Hobbs and DEMA's Director Lavine praised the federal assistance.

Intel begins commercial operations at its advanced Fab 52 in Arizona, poised to produce cutting-edge 18A node chips for Panther Lake processors and Xeon 6+ server processors.

Phoenix Police released a briefing on a 2025 officer-involved shooting of a suicidal man displaying a handgun, resulting in his death after negotiations failed.

Senator Mark Kelly influenced the NDAA to boost Arizona's military capabilities and housing affordability, including base upgrades and aircraft provisions.

Tokyo-based ramen brand MENSHO is set to open in Glendale's Westgate Entertainment District, offering authentic Japanese dishes with a focus on quality and sustainability.

Cochise County offers early voting with two additional Saturdays and seeks poll workers, ensuring accessibility with ADA-compliant vote centers and various support services.

Janet Beason and 7-year-old Shawn Letford are named Grand Marshal and Junior Grand Marshal for the 2025 Billy Moore Days in Avondale for their community service.

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.