Gilbert Public Schools board president Sheila Uggetti died before the election but remains on the ballot. Her votes will not count, and the candidate with the next highest votes will be elected.

Glendale's Heart for the City Community Garden has grown, offering plots to residents for communal growing and learning, with a focus on health, education, and community building.

An ATV crash in north Phoenix killed one person and critically injured another around 4 a.m. near 47th Avenue and Beardsley Road; police are investigating the cause.

Arizona's new semiconductor facilities are under scrutiny for their water consumption amid concerns about statewide water resources, sustainability, and the impact of a tech-driven water demand.

A pedestrian was fatally struck on I-17 in Phoenix; the driver cooperated, showing no impairment. DPS is investigating the cause, which affected traffic early Monday.

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.