Maricopa County residents face potential property tax hikes due to a $10.6 million refund ruling for overtaxation linked to property misclassifications.

A man was arrested for impersonating a firefighter and telling Arizona residents to evacuate during a wildfire, despite not being authorized or affiliated with any fire department.

ADOT has announced freeway closures in Phoenix for improvement projects, including the Southbound I-17 at Jomax Road, with detours in place, and the Northbound Loop 101 between the Loop 202 and US 60.

Aric Meares starts his second term as the chair of the Pima County Workforce Investment Board, focusing on connecting job seekers with employers and boosting the local economy.

Fiona Walters pleaded guilty to Conspiracy to Commit Money Laundering involved in a scheme defrauding seniors.

A four-foot Nile monitor lizard escaped its enclosure and was found wandering near Loop 101 in Phoenix before the Phoenix Herpetological Society and ADOT safely rescued it.

Arizona's WIC program celebrates 50 years with innovations such as virtual appointments and technological tools for nutrition education, catering to modern needs while preserving traditional services.

Rep. Ruben Gallego opposes H.R. 8281, claiming it would unfairly restrict voting rights of many Arizonans, including married women, servicemembers, and seniors.

The article details a forecast of extreme heat in Phoenix with temperatures soarring up to 113-114 degrees, slight chances of thunderstorms, and consistent triple-digit highs throughout the week.

Controlled burns on Lockett Fire's eastern edge begin today to limit wildfire spread, as personnel carry out tactical operations under favorable weather conditions. Public advisories warn of smoke impact on visibility.

The City of Tempe's 'Grow Local' event promoted sustainable food systems, involving community feedback and activities like gardening and cooking demos.

The Pima Animal Care Center's Paws and Pages program invites the public to read to shy or scared shelter animals, helping to socialize them and increase their chances of adoption.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office warns residents of work-from-home scams involving advance payments and fake check schemes, and impersonation scams threatening jail time for unpaid fines.