Chandler's new LEAD program aims to develop youth professional skills through partnership with local educational institutions, offering a free Level Up Conference.

Individuals with disabilities completed a 220-mile rafting trip through the Grand Canyon with support from Ability360 and volunteers, showcasing triumph over adversity.

Arizona Chef's Week aims to combat the usual summer slowdown in local restaurants with special chef-driven menus, despite the season's heat challenges.

A man in Hillside is charged with DUI and starting a wildfire by driving on a metal rim after a tire blowout, igniting roadside flames. The Kirkland Fire has burned over 900 acres.

Over 50 exotic animals were rescued from a property in Rio Verde due to neglect, lacking water and shade in extreme heat. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and volunteers provided aid, with an investigation into the owner ongoing.

Two men face first-degree murder charges for the death of pregnant teenager Zariah Dodd; her alleged assailant is also charged with sexual misconduct with a minor.

Arizona's State Schools Chief Tom Horne disputes Attorney General Kris Mayes’ claim that litigation prompted the release of federal school funds, clarifying that the delay was for a compliance review.

The U.S. Department of Education released education funds to Arizona that had been previously frozen, following a successful lawsuit led by Attorney General Mayes and other states' attorneys general.

Navajo Nation President tours the Echo Cliffs Health Center construction site, highlighting a significant community milestone, with the $136 million facility set to offer various healthcare services by Fall 2026.

Arizona lawmakers oppose Trump administration's cut of TRIO Upward Bound grants, urging education secretary to reinstate college support for low-income students at Pima Community College.

Surprise, AZ is hosting a 90s-themed Backyard Bash on September 26 at Mark Coronado Park, offering nostalgic activities and entertainment for all ages.

An Arizona father and son were sentenced for fentanyl trafficking; the father received 10 years and the son, 2 years plus probation, after a long-term investigation.

Prolific tagger Jordan Quimayousie gets 4.5 years in jail for Phoenix vandalism, with restitution set at over $58k.