A man's body with trauma was found near downtown Phoenix, leading to a police investigation and road closures as detectives seek clues about his death.

Arizona schools are under pressure to spend the remaining $432 million of $2.36 billion federal COVID funds by September 30 to avoid losing them, as warned by the Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne.

YouTube star Ameerah Navalua runs 'Slimeatory,' a store in Gilbert where customers can create custom slime, offering a sensory and creative experience for all ages.

A body was found after a house fire near Hunt Highway and Power Road in Queen Creek; authorities are investigating.

A second body was recovered from the Salt River, identified as Abdul Mosawar Khaliqi, after an incident where multiple people were distressed in the water.

The cause of June 2023's Diamond Fire in North Scottsdale remains unknown as evidence was compromised during initial firefighting efforts, according to officials.

Scottsdale firefighters, with aid from other agencies, controlled the Gate Fire, which grew to 1,000 acres without losing homes. The blaze's cause, traced to a construction site, is under investigation.

Maricopa's IT Department ensures city services run smoothly, having implemented high-speed internet, cloud software, and robust Wi-Fi areas, with a focus on fiscal efficiency.

National Child Passenger Safety Week is observed to promote correct car seat usage, with agencies emphasizing proper installation and caution against premature seating transitions and aftermarket accessories.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren celebrates the upcoming Netflix release 'Rez Ball,' showcasing Navajo culture and basketball, directed by Sydney Freeland and featuring Indigenous talent.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes challenges a water resources decision favoring a Saudi-owned farm amid a wider water crisis, while Governor Hobbs’s office critiques Mayes's actions.

Three Arizonans were sentenced for fraudulently obtaining pandemic unemployment assistance by using stolen identities, with prison terms and restitution ordered.

Lisa Navarro-Fitzgibbons remains Casa Grande's mayor post-2024 Primary Election, with councilmembers BeDillon, Dugan, and Romo also secured. Pinal County voters, however, face more decisions in the upcoming general elections.