Flagstaff awards sustainability grants to local projects enhancing climate resilience, energy, and waste management, including transportation for the homeless and upcycling bike programs.

A man was found with life-threatening injuries after a late-night shooting in west Phoenix near 25th and Hazelwood. Detectives shut down the scene as they investigated.

Four and a half years after her daughter was killed at a Phoenix food truck, a mother is urging lawmakers to require front license plates after surveillance showed the suspected vehicle's front end but no plate.

Maleeka "Mollie" Boone, 8, was found dead Friday after a Turquoise Alert. Federal and tribal authorities are investigating and have asked the public to share tips.

Pinal County seeks community input on its ERR, a necessary step for local developments ensuring environmental compliance. The county's certification to HUD promises legal accountability, with a 15-day period for objections post-submission.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes is investigating AI chatbot Grok, created by company X, for allegedly generating illegal content, including child abuse imagery. She urges affected persons to report it to her office.

House Majority Whip Julie Willoughby proposes Bill 2400 to suspend Arizona's gas tax in Maricopa and Pinal counties during summer to offset costs of a mandated cleaner fuel blend.

City Hall added a self-service passport photo booth for convenient ID photos without appointments, offering retakes and ensuring biometric compliance for $15, with an email option for $5 more. Limited to those who can sit unassisted.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office and Prescott Valley Police arrest 50 individuals, seizing firearms and drugs, highlighting ongoing battle against narcotics in Prescott Valley.

After a decade, suspect Fernando Gaitan was arrested for the 2014 Phoenix home invasion and murder of Augustine Valenzuela, following DNA evidence linking him to the crime.

Phoenix appointed new interim directors for Government Relations and Parks and Rec, with Ilse Borquez and Martin Whitfield taking on the roles starting January 19.

April McLaughlin was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for animal cruelty and fraud involving mistreatment of over 60 dogs and financial exploitation of her mother.

Pinal County has begun construction on a 5G wireless internet project, funded largely by ARPA funds, to improve connectivity in rural areas with 32 new radio towers, with the first at the Arizona City Library.