Arizona is marking Black History Month with events including art exhibits, film screenings, and discussions, organized by various local institutions and educational centers.

Arizona's House Bill 2477, aiming to name Pluto as the official state planet, passed the House Government Committee vote. The bill celebrates Arizona's role in Pluto's discovery at Flagstaff's Lowell Observatory in 1930.

The forecast for Phoenix includes a mix of clear skies and showers, with fluctuating temperatures over the week, reaching highs in the 70s and lows in the mid-40s.

Roger Smith, the leader of Phoenix's Office of Accountability and Transparency, is resigning amidst officer-involved shootings and internal conflicts.

Phoenix Police continue investigating Debra Asbury's 1985 murder, with Detective Roestenberg urging people to share information that could lead to an arrest.

Man arrested for shooting his father in an Arizona family dispute, with the victim facing life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating the Glendale incident.

A man was arrested for placing an explosive device at a Phoenix light rail platform, disrupting transit services.

Jevin Hodge has been selected to fill a vacated seat in the Arizona House of Representatives, promising to focus on issues like affordable housing and education.

Ex-police officer Brock Bevell, who founded Victory Recovery to aid those with addiction, was awarded $5,000 for his life-saving work in the community.

The Big 12 introduces its 2024 football schedule featuring four new teams—Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, and Colorado—and revives old rivalries, despite Texas and Oklahoma leaving.

ABC15 reports drying lettuce and storing it in airtight containers keeps it fresh longer, while Simplemost provides keto-friendly salad recipes, enhancing both freshness and diet variety.

A hot air balloon crash in Eloy critically injured Valerie Stutterheim; four others died. The NTSB investigates as the community mourns and Stutterheim's family seeks support.

McDonald's launches a new promotion where spotting the Hamburglar's "Burgercuda" vehicle could win free food for a year, or enter online without purchase by February 25.