Fire crews responded to a commercial fire in the 1900 block of Mesquite Avenue, managing to control it within 35 minutes without injuries. The cause remains under investigation.

The City of Tombstone invites the public to its Cookies with Council event on December 10, 2024, offering a chance to meet with council members in the decorated Schieffelin Hall.

Maricopa County celebrated its 25th National Adoption Day, where families legally adopted foster children with the help of the ADHS Vital Records team.

WalletHub ranked U.S. cities for fun, with Las Vegas, Orlando, and Miami at the top. Arizona suburbs rated low, while Pearl City, Hawaii, was deemed the least fun. Data from sources like the US Census Bureau and Yelp informed the analysis.

Pierce The Veil announces their "I Can't Hear You Tour" in Phoenix on June 15, promising to cover their full music catalog including their latest album.

The Phoenix Police's $22 million Taser upgrade sparks debate amid a DOJ report criticizing their Taser use as often "unreasonable" and lacking de-escalation efforts.

Portillo's is opening a new restaurant in Chandler, Arizona, featuring a double drive-thru and designed as the "Restaurant of the Future." The opening is planned for 2025.

The Coconino County ballot recount has confirmed the initial election results, ensuring electoral integrity and affirming voter confidence in the process.

Lake Havasu City honors the 83rd anniversary of Pearl Harbor with a ceremony featuring a USS Arizona relic, hosted by the Marine Corps League Detachment #757.

Arizona's Supreme Court has received a $96,488 grant to continue its Electronic Search Warrant Program, which aids law enforcement in quickly obtaining warrants in DUI cases.

Maricopa's Merry Copa holiday event will feature a new drone light show, alongside traditional festivities, on December 7 at Copper Sky Regional Park.

US 60 eastbound near Loop 303 has lane reductions for pavement maintenance, potentially affecting the evening commute.

Archaeologists in Southern Arizona found what may be the oldest firearm in the US, dating back to Coronado's 1539-1542 expedition, according to a study published on Nov. 21, 2024.