A noise mistaken for gunfire on Park Ave. in Lake Havasu City was actually a rock thrown at a vehicle. No shots were fired, and no injuries were reported. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Tempe bought a motel to turn it into a shelter for the homeless, with the $10.7 million project starting in 2025 to provide housing and essential services.

Pinal County honors volunteers, covers a road fund analysis, promotes a reentry program for inmates, and celebrates Randolph Townsite's historic recognition.

Phoenix is experiencing a warm, sunny weather pattern with clear skies and temperatures climbing to the mid-90s, with mild evenings in the mid-60s, signaling the approach of summer.

Former Trump aide and four lawyers face felony charges in Arizona for their alleged involvement in submitting false elector documents to Congress to disrupt the certification of Joe Biden's presidential win.

A former Washburn officer is accused of falsifying records in the case of an Arizona man found dead in Maine; the man's death is still under investigation.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes announced additional defendants in a "fake elector scheme," including John Eastman and others. Charges include fraud and forgery, with the accused presumed innocent until proven guilty.

Phoenix, AZ is expecting hot weather in the first week of May with temperatures reaching the mid-90s, as per the National Weather Service and local forecasts.

Arizona stores are using AI, like Veesion's app, to combat shoplifting, with reported success at places like Big K's Liquor and growing adoption amid varying local theft trends and crackdowns on retail crime rings.

Reps. Gallego and Fallon urge DHS to protect U.S. water systems from cyber threats in light of the recent hack in Texas, potentially tied to a Russian group.

Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved an Eco-Resort and a PV solar project, promoted victims’ rights and peace officer remembrance, and highlighted local achievements and history.

A free small business workshop was held in the El Mirage Library Community Room, aiming to provide local entrepreneurs with knowledge and networking opportunities.

The family of Carlos Chavez, who was stabbed to death in 2019, seeks public help in solving the case. A $5,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest of the perpetrator.