Dr. Mary Rigdon's research at the University of Arizona seeks to address gender disparities in the workplace, focusing on women's unique competencies and motivations for competition.

Arizona voters participate in the Presidential Preference Election, with Biden and Trump anticipated to lead their parties as registered Democrats and Republicans cast their votes.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a housing bill, considering it overreaching and potentially problematic for infrastructure and safety. The bill sought to regulate home designs and lot sizes to address the housing crisis.

A man died after his car hit a pole in South Phoenix. The crash, which occurred around 8 a.m. at 31st and Southern avenues, closed the road and is under investigation.

An 18-year-old named Daniel James Santiago died after a stabbing in Glendale. Suspect Robert Leo Williams is in custody, charged with second-degree murder.

Arizona Wildcats and Grand Canyon make the 68-team NCAA Tournament, facing Long Beach State and St. Mary's respectively. The Wildcats hold an 8-0 record over Long Beach, while Grand Canyon seeks to avenge a past loss to the Gaels.

A kitchen fire at Cocina Madrigal in Phoenix caused no injuries but prompted an indefinite shutdown of the restaurant, renowned for its tacos and Mexican dishes.

A plane crash at Gila Bend Municipal Airport resulted in one fatality and one serious injury. The NTSB and FAA are investigating the experimental aircraft incident.

Efforts intensify to solve the 2023 murder of Grant Griffiths in Prescott Valley, with authorities focusing on person of interest Robin Mark Consylman and offering a $10,000 reward for information.

A Phoenix family mourns as the hunt for Michael Amarillas' killer continues one year after his shooting, with police seeking public help to find the suspect.

An Arizona deputy is being investigated for striking a handcuffed woman, with an inquiry into the use of force following the incident caught on body-cam.

Sedona, Arizona has approved a plan for workers and students to sleep in cars amid a housing crisis, establishing a 'safe place to park' with amenities, despite some local opposition.

Queen Creek's 55+ community faces vandalism, including property damage and theft, leaving residents unsettled. Police investigate as the builder enhances security measures.