The Good Neighbor Alert outlines Goodyear's initiatives, including the Youth Commission application, community events, mental health awareness programs, a tribute to a local figure, and an all-mail election for the General Plan 2035.

A study shows that Phoenix’s airport system has a $44.3 billion economic impact, supporting 246,000 jobs, with Sky Harbor alone contributing significantly and operating without taxpayer funding.

A local man, Nathan Crumpler, died in a motorcycle crash on northbound I-17 in Phoenix after hitting a curb and losing control. Traffic was diverted for the investigation.

The Topaz Regional Wireless Cooperative has inaugurated a new radio tower, named H60, to improve public safety communications in the East Valley area.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office offers a $10,000 reward for tips regarding Arizona woman Shayna Feinman's disappearance from Peach Springs/Hyde Park area.

Police confirmed that a stabbing incident at a South Phoenix bus stop led to a man's death. The Phoenix Police Department is asking for witnesses to provide information.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes has indicted several Republicans, including former state GOP chair Kelli Ward, for attempting to overturn the 2020 election results.

Mesa celebrates Arbor Day with a series of events and initiatives, including a million tree planting goal by 2050, student engagements with tree-themed education, and a community shade tree program while maintaining its Tree City USA status.

A 16-year-old faces charges for robbing and shooting another teen during a gun trade at a Glendale restaurant, causing severe injuries and community concern.

Gilbert Fire & Rescue is launching a safety campaign to prevent child drownings by advocating the ABCD's of pool safety and offering water safety education to the community.

The trial of Arizona rancher George Alan Kelly ended in mistrial after the jury could not unanimously decide on a second-degree murder charge for shooting a Mexican man.

Amazon's drone delivery system, featuring MK30 drones, is expected to start in Tolleson, Arizona by the end of 2024, aiming to enhance same-day delivery services.

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne defends Grand Canyon University in a letter to US Education Secretary Miguel Cardona, criticizing the threat of the university's closure.