FBI appoints Jose A. Perez as the Special Agent in Charge of the Phoenix Field Office, highlighting his extensive experience in combating violent and organized crime.

Phoenix is preparing for extreme heat with temperatures expected to reach 108 degrees today amidst clear skies, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

A crash in west Phoenix injured three people, two women and a child, after two cars collided at 39th Avenue and Monte Vista Road; police are investigating.

Lake Havasu City's Island Ball Field undergoes renovations in time for Opening Day, including new field goals and refreshed facilities, with a ribbon-cutting event on August 24th.

Maricopa opens registration for its Citizen Leadership Academy's 2024 Fall Session, offering residents an in-depth look at local governance. Limited to 30 participants, the program encourages early sign-ups.

Tom Horne is pushing for a statewide ban on cell phone use in schools to improve academic focus and reduce safety concerns, despite a previous veto by the governor.

Apache Junction invites residents to engage with city officials at Neighborhood Partnership Meetings for the 2024-2025 season, with scheduling now open.

Americans now consider an average net worth of $2.5 million to be rich, a Charles Schwab survey reveals, with varying thresholds across generations and cities.

Chenoa Nickerson from Gilbert, Arizona, is missing after a flash flood in the Grand Canyon; a search operation is ongoing. She was last seen being swept into Havasu Creek.

Pima County promotes students’ health and environmental awareness with Walk ‘N’ Roll to School Week, offering prizes for participation and encouraging active commutes.

The West Valley is seeking volunteers for the IRS-sponsored VITA program to provide free tax help to low-income and special-need taxpayers. Training is provided, with various roles available.

Surprise, AZ car seat clinics move from Fire Station 303 to 307 until early 2025, on the 1st/3rd Tuesdays and 3rd Saturday monthly, due to construction.

The Phoenix Police Cold Case Homicide Unit has made progress in the 2004 murder of 15-year-old Elena Lasswell, offering hope for justice to her family.