12News plans a Town Hall meeting to address teen violence following the unsolved death of 16-year-old Preston Lord, with the community and Combs High School mourning and seeking strength.

Memorial Day deals offer savings at various retailers including discounts on bagels, movie tickets, popcorn, and home improvement items, as well as specials for the military community.

The Gilbert police arrested four individuals for a violent assault on a teen boy at an In-N-Out following months-long investigations and public assistance requests.

Arizona Democrats introduce the "Family Bill of Rights," aiming to provide rights and support to families affected by police violence, including access to information and mental health support.

A 15-year-old Phoenix girl was killed at home by a gunshot from a 17-year-old boy, who is charged with second-degree murder.

Gilbert, AZ is upgrading its oldest fire station to better serve a growing population and increased emergency calls, including plans for expansions and new hires.

The Arizona Humane Society supports toughening state animal cruelty laws, endorsing Senate Bill 1047 which defines "cruel neglect" and requires proper care for pets.

Arizonans show strong commitment to quality preschool education with parents enduring overnight lines, highlighting the state's shortage of affordable childcare options.

Chef Ivan Jacobo opens Flour & Thyme in Tempe, offering upscale breakfast and lunch with plans for a small plates dinner menu. Cleveland's food scene celebrates its cultural diversity with local specialties.

Bill Perkins advocates on Fox Business for giving money to children before passing away, rather than waiting until the end, suggesting ages 28-33 as optimal for the impact.

Brent Brennan has been hired as the head football coach for the University of Arizona, taking over after his time with San Jose State and replacing Jedd Fisch.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is auditing Grand Canyon University, which faces federal scrutiny following a previous $37.7M fine and disputes over its nonprofit status.

A 15-year-old girl, Daniella Espinosa, was fatally shot in Phoenix, leading to the arrest of a teenage boy for second-degree murder and other charges.