Four people were hospitalized after a beehive disturbance in Tempe, Arizona, with victims receiving multiple stings. Local authorities and a beekeeper managed the situation.

Phoenix, AZ is experiencing a week of intense heat with sunny skies and temperatures consistently above 100 degrees Fahrenheit, with slight nighttime relief.

Arizona Governor Hobbs announced the elimination of $429 million in medical debt for over 352,000 residents, partnering with the nonprofit Undue Medical Debt.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed Trump-backed budget cuts targeting public broadcasting and international aid, highlighting their importance for education, emergency information, and national security.

CNBC ranks Arizona as the 12th top state for business in 2025, noting a stable and business-friendly environment.

The owners of Colt Grill restaurants in Arizona and Alabama are charged with exploiting undocumented workers through a shell cleaning company to avoid taxes and pay below minimum wage.

WW Clyde, a construction company, opened its new Southwest Division HQ in Apache Junction, AZ, promising job growth with plans to expand its workforce.

Gilbert teachers prepare for the new school year, often paying for supplies out of pocket. The community is supporting them through the annual Teacher Supply Drive, collecting essential items for local elementary schools.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that Phoenix Union High School District is not liable for student CJ Lucero's injuries from a car accident off-campus.

A man was shot multiple times in west Phoenix, causing a significant police response and road closures near 51st Avenue and Indian School Road. The victim is in serious, but non-life-threatening condition.

Animals were removed from a house in Litchfield Park, Arizona, due to neglect and unsanitary conditions discovered by Maricopa County Sheriff's deputies after a tip-off.

Chandler Police suggest a felony charge of child abuse against Brady Kiser, father of the late 3-year-old Trigg Kiser who drowned, pending review by the county attorney.

APS offers help to residents with their electric bills through their campaign, with an open house event at Rio Vista Recreation Center on July 17, 2025.