A motorcyclist died in a collision with a truck in Apache Junction, and authorities redirected traffic post-accident. The crash cause is under investigation.

Phoenix restaurants offer summer specials like The Vig's burger and beer combo and Miracle Mile Deli's shake and float deals, alongside new dining experiences and earlier market times.

18-year-old Noel Nava was killed and two others injured in an early morning shooting at a Phoenix apartment complex following a party. No suspects are in custody.

A three-car crash on Loop 202 in Chandler resulted in one death and a driver fleeing the scene, as reported by DPS and covered by FOX 10 Phoenix and ABC 15.

ASU students study pollution's impact on the Hassayampa River Preserve, collecting data on water and soil health as part of their environmental chemistry projects.

A suspect in the murder case of "Pastor Bill" Schonemann is detained on unrelated charges, but details remain undisclosed as MCSO coordinates with other agencies.

Phoenix Police released a briefing on an officer-involved shooting after a traffic stop escalated into a physical altercation near 25th Street and Cactus Road on May 25, 2025.

Mayor Kevin Sartor declares June 8-15 as Monsoon Awareness Week in Surprise, Arizona, urging residents to prepare for the upcoming monsoon season with resources like the My Surprise app.

Coconino County offers court, health, and civic services at Page Justice Court on June 19, aiming to help residents with legal tasks, warrants, and rights restoration.

DHS plans to build new border wall segments in Arizona and New Mexico, waiving environmental laws to speed up construction, amid security goals and environmental concerns.

Dead ducks found in Gilbert neighborhood and East Valley canals, Arizona, with avian botulism suspected as the cause; locals concerned, SRP monitoring water, no pollutants found.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office welcomed five new deputies from the Northern Arizona Regional Training Academy Class 58, equipped with 21 weeks of training and prepared for law enforcement duties.

The Peoria City Council approved a $1.192 billion budget for Fiscal Year 2026, focusing on safety, infrastructure, economic development, and no tax increases.