Four years after Daniel Robinson disappeared in the Arizona desert, his father continues to search, with the Buckeye Police investigating every lead. A vigil is planned to raise awareness of the case.

Arizona's State Board of Education approves revisions to the ESA Parent Handbook aimed at clarifying spending rules, following Superintendent Tom Horne’s initiative and community collaboration.

Colby Brandt appointed as Glendale's Chief of Police after serving as interim chief and 28 years with the department. He plans to focus on traffic safety and community engagement.

Carvonix is a new app launched in Scottsdale to connect luxury car enthusiasts nationwide. It facilitates connections between owners, vendors, and groups while offering a chance to win a high-power Camaro.

One person is in critical condition after a house fire in Apache Junction; Superstition Fire & Medical District responded, and the cause is under investigation.

Maroon 5 is touring the U.S. with a stop in Phoenix on October 6, promoting their new album "Love Is Like," to be released August 15. Tickets go on sale in late June.

Nearly one year after an armed robbery shocked a Phoenix community, local authorities are still seeking assistance in apprehending the suspect...

President Trump announced airstrikes against Iranian nuclear sites, leading Arizona lawmakers and veterans to express mixed reactions, with concerns over the operation's legal authorization and implications.

Live music is seen as an antidote to loneliness by fostering human connections and a sense of belonging, as reported by Nikki Ricard and covered by Phoenix New Times and The Conversation.

Barnes & Noble is opening a new store in Phoenix, marking its first in the area in 20 years, as part of a major expansion, with a grand opening featuring author Kathleen Glasgow. The store features a new design and an expanded product range.

Phoenix Police released a video briefing about a suspect's armed robbery on June 7, 2025, followed by a police chase and non-fatal collision. The suspect was arrested, and the involved officer is under investigation.

Arizona AG Mayes, with 22 other AGs, opposes cuts to NPR and PBS, stressing their importance for education, public safety, and local news, especially in rural and tribal areas.

The Arizona Senate passed the bipartisan 'Ag-to-Urban' bill to address the state's water crisis and housing affordability, with hopes for it to continue through the legislative process.