A Cartwright School District employee was arrested for allegedly exposing himself to a teenage worker at a Peoria Dutch Bros drive-thru. He was charged, posted bond, and is on leave during the investigation.

A Phoenix school bus driver secured a gun brought by an elementary student before reaching school, prompting a police investigation without necessitating a lockdown.

Valley Metro provides free rides for NCAA Final Four in Phoenix, accessible through a digital pass via its app.

Blue Yonder is acquiring One Network Enterprises for $839 million to enhance its digital supply chain solutions and address the increasing complexity in the market. The integration aims to streamline the order to fulfillment process for customers.

Arizona is advancing legislation to register flying cars, aiming to become a key player in the industry, despite some lawmakers expressing concerns about the technology's readiness.

A Phoenix officer was ambushed and shot several times after an apparent robbery attempt and is now in stable condition. The suspects are at large, with the local police conducting an active manhunt.

Inflation in Phoenix stands at 2.2%, lower than the national average of 3.2%. Key differences are seen in housing, utility costs, and the prices of daily goods compared to nationwide trends.

SpaceX's Falcon 9 launch was delayed for the third day due to a storm at Vandenberg Space Force Base. The mission aims to deploy 22 Starlink satellites.

Oliver Jaramillo Brown was sentenced to six years in prison for his role in a 2012 drug trafficking conspiracy after pleading guilty to associated charges.

Flames engulfed a structure in Apache Junction, leading to evacuations and road closures. Fire departments worked to control the fire, with the cause and damages yet to be reported.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is set to receive a $36 million FAA grant for terminal upgrades, announced by Rep. Gallego, Mayor Gallego, and Aviation Director Makovsky.

Apache Stronghold plans to take their fight against the proposed Resolution Copper mine, said to threaten sacred land, to the Supreme Court after an appellate loss.

Attorney General Kris Mayes and a coalition of 24 attorneys general are supporting a preliminary injunction to ensure Idaho hospitals provide necessary abortion services during medical emergencies, as mandated by the federal EMTALA.