ADOT announces freeway closures in Phoenix from Sept 19-22 for improvements, affecting I-10, US 60, and Loop 202, with detours and traffic restrictions.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced the approval of a settlement with Frontier and Verizon to improve phone service and broadband connectivity in Navajo and Apache counties, including a no rate hike promise until 2027.

Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, is named CEO and Chair of Turning Point USA after his assassination, marking a continuation of his vision for the conservative youth organization.

The mother and daughters were stabbed by Lowell Dorn in Mesa; all are recovering while Dorn faces attempted murder charges.

Allman Rivas, a Tohono O'odham Nation member, faces a federal indictment including attempted enticement of a minor and related charges. He allegedly used Facebook to coerce a minor for sexual purposes.

Flagstaff City Council unanimously voted to prepare for potential legal action against helium exploration that could threaten their water resources, despite a public vote after Arizona Supreme Court wouldn't review a related case.

Phoenix weather forecast includes cloudy skies, possible thunderstorms, and high temperatures nearing 100 degrees with varying chances of rain throughout the week.

Mesa's Dia de los Muertos Festival promises art, dance, music, and cultural traditions at Mesa Arts Center on Oct. 25-26.

One dead, one injured in a shooting at Grandview Terrace Health and Rehabilitation Center in Sun City West, with investigation suggesting possible murder-suicide.

Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen seeks to honor the late Charlie Kirk by proposing a bill to rename State Route 202 the "Charlie Kirk Memorial Loop 202."

Phoenix is set for a warm week with temperatures approaching 100°F, a slight chance of rain midweek, and highs potentially reaching 107°F by next Tuesday.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes challenges a proposed 14% rate hike by APS that could increase consumer electric bills, despite APS's parent company reporting significant net income.

Tolleson residents must register by October 17 for a Household Hazardous Waste Pickup on October 22, with guidelines and limitations detailed in the city's announcement.