Arizona State Land Department faces calls for reform following conditional four-year extension by lawmakers citing inefficiency and lack of transparency.

A fire severely damaged a Gold Canyon home; crews battled the blaze, complicated by ammunition explosions and difficult access. The homeowner and dog escaped; the cause is under investigation.

Phoenix is hosting military training exercises at night until February 13, aimed at minimizing public visibility and not affecting city services or immigration enforcement.

A 38-year-old woman was arrested after a reported carjacking near Hamilton High School in Chandler. The student was not hurt and police say charges are pending.

The Arizona Department of Forestry undertook a prescribed fire at Lost Dutchman State Park to reduce wildfire risk with Arizona State Parks and Trails' collaboration.

ASU and SRP are flying NASA-developed sensors over Arizona high country to map snow and improve reservoir-inflow forecasts for Phoenix. The data could give managers crucial extra lead time.

Tempe accounted for most of Metro Phoenix's office demand in Q4 2025, tightening supply and lifting rents in amenity-rich submarkets.

An early-morning altercation in Avondale left one man dead and another critically injured as police investigate multiple scenes in the West Valley. Detectives are asking witnesses to come forward.

The Superior Court of Arizona invites public input on the reappointment of Pro Tempore Judges and Senior Commissioners, with a submission deadline of February 26.

Phoenix's weather forecast includes a mix of cloud cover and sunshine, with temperatures ranging from the 40s to 70s and calm winds, along with a chance of showers towards the weekend.

Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin backed Sheriff Jerry Sheridan’s comments on ICE and urged peaceful, law-abiding protest as tensions over federal enforcement simmer in Phoenix.

Peoria announces two blood drives in February, offering donors a $15 gift card and Renaissance Festival voucher as compensation for contributing to local health needs.

Upcoming Peoria City Council and Planning Commission meetings announced, with location changes due to City Hall renovations broadcasted via various platforms.