Javier Lopez was arrested in Phoenix as a suspect in a Pinal County homicide after the body of Christina Lopez was found in Florence, Arizona.

Activists mark the 10-year anniversary of the Phoenix VA scandal, still facing long wait times despite reform efforts and new legislation aimed to address healthcare delays.

Peoria's City Council announces amendments to its General Plan to foster smart growth, improve transportation, and enhance cultural and recreational amenities, in line with its vision for economic and infrastructure development.

Amid a contentious Arizona murder trial, Judge Fink left the courtroom during arguments, causing a stir in the case of rancher George Alan Kelly who is accused of fatally shooting a migrant.

Sonja Hoffmann transitioned from dispatcher to police officer at the Maricopa Police Department, embracing her dream and demonstrating professional growth within the force.

Apache Junction Council has approved an update to its downtown redevelopment plan and is involving local residents, with the first meeting on May 8, 2024.

The article presents a curated list of top entrepreneurship books designed to provide inspiration, strategic guidance, and practical advice for current and aspiring business leaders.

Phoenix Suns fan "Mr. ORNG" was arrested for child sex crimes, and a teacher is accused of hindering the probe.

Apache Junction is holding its annual "Free Dump Week" from May 6-11, during which residents can dispose of a truckload of waste for free at the local landfill, with proof of residency required. Safety gear is also mandatory.

Maricopa County proposes new meeting rules to curb disruptive behavior, including limiting public comments to two agenda items and a general comment period, each within two minutes. The resolution will be considered on April 10.

Juan Manuel Soto-Guzman was sentenced to 37 months in prison for his role in a human smuggling operation, with the JTFA playing a key part in the investigation that led to his and his brother's conviction.

Queen Creek has canceled its large Trunk or Treat event due to logistical issues and high costs but plans to introduce a new Hometown Christmas Parade.

The final Second Saturdays arts event before summer will take place in Peoria, Arizona, featuring vendors, live music, and food trucks. The festival will resume in October.