A fire in a Phoenix apartment displaced seven people; no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation; aid is provided for temporary housing.

A man died after attempting an illegal BASE jump from the Grand Canyon's South Rim, with park officials and a medical examiner investigating the incident.

Cochise County Elections Department has released updated ballot counts and an explanation for a discrepancy, ensuring no loss of ballots or custody breaches.

Rep. Ruben Gallego supports bipartisan bills to boost law enforcement funding and resources in Arizona, emphasizing the importance of training, recruitment, and community safety.

Litchfield Park has introduced a new parking permit system to address congestion during school pickup and dropoff times in the Village area, for residents during restricted weekday hours.

A Phoenix man received a six-year prison sentence for his part in a human smuggling operation, admitting to using social media to evade law enforcement.

Tempe Police Officer Zachary Hyde was arrested on suspicion of DUI and is on administrative leave. He had been recognized for DUI prevention work by MADD just over a month prior.

Maricopa County detective John C. Byrd III has been charged with the second-degree murder of his wife, Elizabeth, after confessing to strangling her during a dispute.

Phoenix faces extreme summer heat affecting plant life, with record high temperatures leading to leaf scorch and drop in trees, as well as damage to cacti and succulents. Proper watering is essential for plant preservation.

Kris Mayes, Arizona's Attorney General, sues Buenas Communities LLC for providing uninhabitable conditions at "Buenas on 32nd" apartments, including poor air conditioning and infestations.

Queen Creek's August E-Newsletter focuses on school zone safety, drowning prevention, energy-saving workshops, website updates, celebrations for Constitution Week, community engagement awards, and opportunities for civic participation.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs discussed with Navajo Nation President concerns over uranium transport by EFRI and got the firm to temporarily stop shipments. She's working on safety measures and advocating for communities affected by uranium mining.

Phoenix, AZ prepares for extreme heat with highs of 114°F, falling to 91°F at night and a slight chance of evening thunderstorms during the week.