Proposed GOP budget cuts could lead to 63,000 Arizona families losing $240 in monthly SNAP benefits and jeopardize free lunches for 35,700 students, as highlighted by Senator Gallego and local stakeholders.

Phoenix will maintain regular trash collection on July 4th, despite other city office closures. Some services and facilities, including libraries and transit, will operate on a limited basis.

CG LINK, Casa Grande's public transit, has expanded its service area to include more of the city and is available Monday-Saturday, with a $1.50 one-way fare.

Fountain Hills and Republic Services awarded $10,000 in grants to two local non-profits for community projects, reflecting their decade-long partnership in community service and environmental efforts.

A resident at a Goodyear sober living facility was stabbed 21 times and died after a dispute with another resident, who has been charged with murder and pleaded not guilty. The facility lacked proper licensing, prompting concerns about oversight.

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.