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.

A welfare check in Avondale turned into a felony investigation after a man was found critically injured; police arrested a suspect early Sunday.

Arizona Humane Society reports 200+ parvo cases in two months and warns unvaccinated dogs are at risk as pet vaccine skepticism grows.

A father and his son in Casa Grande are charged after the son brought a gun to school and made threats. The incident resulted in a school lockdown and highlighted the need for gun safety talks.

Phoenix police search for suspect after a road rage incident involving gunfire led to a rollover crash on I-17, causing minor injuries and highway closure.

A Maricopa County detention officer was arrested in Buckeye and booked on multiple felony child sex charges, officials say.

Tempe will hold a public hearing Thursday on a proposal to require bars and restaurants to offer drink‑spiking test kits and safety tools. City leaders say rebates could offset costs.

One person was found dead inside an RV after an early-morning fire near Wittmann; investigators are on scene and a probe is underway.

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.