The deaths of Emily Pike, Zariah Dodd, and Rebekah Baptiste have spotlighted failures in Arizona's DCS, sparking calls for reform and a closed-door stakeholder meeting to discuss state protocols.

U.S. Marshals fatally shot a man wanted for a federal probation violation in Chandler; no officers were injured. The FBI is investigating the incident.

Phoenix authorities arrested Carl Squire for a 2022 crash that killed a pregnant woman and her baby. He's charged with second-degree murder and aggravated assault.

Goodyear introduces a thermal camera system on garbage trucks to detect high temperatures from hazards like lithium-ion batteries, mitigating the risk of vehicle fires and promoting safer waste disposal.

Simpson Strong-Tie expands in Chandler by leasing a 67,000-square-foot space, aiming to enhance its training, manufacturing, and warehousing operations.

Peoria rallies behind restaurant owner Kelly Yu, who faces deportation after 20+ years in the U.S., as her family and community express their support.

US 60 near Mesa, Arizona, was closed due to a police incident involving a foot chase and shooting of a man who tried to kidnap a woman and fled police.

Tolleson, Arizona prepares for the 2025 Special General Election on September 23 to fill the vacant seat of late Representative Raúl Grijalva in the 7th Congressional District, with early voting starting on August 27.

Arizona Attorney General intervenes in Tucson's mobile home park's electrical and AC issues, demanding immediate action and contingency plans to protect residents from deadly heat.

Avondale, AZ residents can converse with city council members informally at "Coffee with the Council" on Sept. 9 at Better Buzz Coffee, from 8-10am, for community dialogue.

A one-year-old boy in Goodyear died after being pulled from a swimming pool; the circumstances of how he ended up in the water are under investigation.

A Phoenix therapist uses music in conjunction with CBT to enhance mental health treatment, as reported by the Phoenix New Times and Valley Hospital's blog.

Copper Creek Project progresses near San Pedro River despite concerns over water, wildlife, and tribal sites; BLM approval disputed for not consulting tribes and assessing impacts properly.