Two Pinal County public defenders, Kevin Heade and Paul Lovelis, received prestigious awards for their work in indigent defense and leadership in criminal justice.

AG Kris Mayes is fighting the Trump administration's freeze on $3 trillion in federal aid, claiming it hinders essential public services in Arizona and other states.

Phoenix film scene generated $29.1 million in 2024, a significant increase from the previous year, buoyed by 777 projects and 3,000+ local crew hires.

Phoenix earns CEASE Designation with over 90% of city employees trained to spot and report human trafficking during National Human Trafficking Prevention Month.

ADOT announces two-month ramp closures at westbound Loop 202/Gilbert Road and northbound Loop 101/Cactus Road starting late February 9 for freeway widening projects.

A man died in a head-on collision in Glendale; the eastbound car he was in lost control and veered into westbound traffic. The identity of the deceased is withheld, and the investigation is ongoing.

The WM Phoenix Open transforms traditional golf tournaments by blending sport with social activities, attracting a diverse crowd and enhancing attendee experience with logistical improvements.

In Phoenix, an ATV crash into a dry canal at 43rd Avenue and Peoria resulted in severe injuries for two teenagers. An investigation is underway to determine if speeding or reckless driving contributed to the accident.

Council Member Lizeth Servin joins the YCIPTA Board of Directors to represent San Luis and is committed to improving public transportation for residents.

Pinal County Board unanimously cancels a proposed Development Services Code Update, opting for a new, inclusive process with public input via focus groups.

Chandler Councilmember OD Harris is reappointed to the National League of Cities' Transportation and Infrastructure Services Federal Advocacy Committee.

Vice Mayor Christine Ellis of Chandler was appointed to two National League of Cities committees, focusing on university communities and human development.

San Tan Valley families demand road safety improvements after three children were hit by cars in 10 days, with a 13-year-old victim needing surgeries after a hit-and-run.