The Grand Canyon's water pipeline break prompts hotel closures while Tusayan offers lodging nearby; additionally, Tempe plans a drink spiking prevention event.

A man killed his wife and her co-worker at a Little Caesars in Tempe. The shooter, Benjamin Visser Jr., faces first-degree murder charges and claimed to have "blacked out" during the incident.

Prosecutors in Maricopa County seek the death penalty for Sencere Hayes and Cudjoe Young, charged with the April 2023 murder of Mercedes Vega, to prevent her testimony.

Senator Gallego’s Cross-Boundary Wildfire Solutions Act receives a Senate subcommittee hearing, focusing on improving wildfire mitigation efforts through better federal and local cooperation.

Scottsdale officials reversed proposed public comment restrictions after community backlash, opting instead to allow for more speakers at council meetings.

One person was seriously injured in a Glendale shooting, and a suspect is in custody. Exact details remain unclear as police continue their investigation.

Phoenix is heading into a stretch of clear, sunny weather, with temperatures climbing throughout the week and topping out in the mid-70s.

A SAFE Alert is active for Ricardo Gibson, 66, missing in Phoenix since Nov 27. He has a medical condition, was last seen with a cane, and might be confused. Police seek public help.

Two employees were fatally shot at a Little Caesars in Tempe; the suspect, married to one victim, was arrested.

Surprise is hosting a Teen Summit focusing on career readiness and leadership for high school students at City Hall and Ottawa University, seeking speakers and sponsors.

Keith Gensamer was arrested for arson after admitting to setting the Calvary Church on fire. His intent was reportedly to provoke a police response that he hoped would lead to his death. He faces several felony charges.

Senator Gallego queries Amazon on job cuts despite rising profits, citing AI's role in workforce changes and seeking transparency on worker retraining plans.

Senator Ruben Gallego supports the TREATS Act, which aims to extend telehealth services for addiction treatment, improving access for remote and underserved communities.