One man died and another was hospitalized after a stabbing at a Phoenix motel; a fight involved using items as weapons. The survivor claimed self-defense and was released pending investigation.

Verrado residents in Buckeye are seeing more mountain lions near their homes and public areas, causing alarm. While no injuries have been reported, locals are taking precautions and sharing information to stay safe.

Phoenix celebrates "602 Day" with discounts from local businesses, including donut deals, and promotes civic engagement and community spirit with various activities and initiatives.

ARIZONA@WORK provides support through career fairs and workshops for workers laid off due to Nikola Corporation's facility closures in Coolidge and Phoenix.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona charged 257 individuals with immigration-related crimes in one week as part of Operation Take Back America.

Senator Gallego raises concerns about the Bureau of Reclamation's staffing cuts impacting public safety and its duties.

The Gilbert Police Department offers a Teen Social Media Safety class to educate both teens and parents about online dangers, focusing on fraud, scams, and sextortion.

Chandler City Manager Josh Wright announced his resignation, reflecting on milestones achieved during his tenure, including major infrastructure investments and financial growth.

Mesa partners with Arizona Disabled Sports to perform "Finding Nemo Jr." with disabled actors, fostering inclusivity. Shows run June 5-7 at Red Mountain High School.

The Fountain Hills' Fourth at the Fountain celebration on July 4th will feature fireworks, live music, and food trucks, starting at 7 PM at Fountain Park, free of charge.

A domestic dispute in Kingman, AZ, escalated into a fatal shooting involving law enforcement, with no officers injured. The Lake Havasu City Police Department is investigating.

Real estate professional Marcus McBeth and RIPL Property Management LLC had their licenses revoked by the Department of Real Estate, preventing their legal operation in the state.

Stephan Sweet, 54, died after falling off his tube at Salt River. CPR attempts were unsuccessful, and he was pronounced dead. No foul play is suspected; MCSO is investigating the incident.