The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus is coming to Phoenix in July, featuring a human-talent-focused show with acrobatics and immersive entertainment, but without animal acts.

Megan Campbell was arrested for falsely reporting being stabbed on a Queen Creek trail after police found inconsistencies in her story. She is charged with identity can theft, false reporting, and harassment.

A Phoenix woman has been arrested for illegally operating a dental clinic from her home, offering services such as cleanings and x-rays, and promoting her business on Instagram.

Glendale sets up cooling centers in anticipation of high temperatures, offering residents and their leashed pets respite during a hot weekend, with extended operating hours and tips on avoiding heat-related illnesses.

A suspect was hospitalized after being shot by Tempe police during a crackdown on illegal street racing. He had allegedly rammed a patrol car before being apprehended and now faces multiple charges.

Phoenix police are investigating the homicide of Lealdo Enrique Pedrego Tolano, shot on I-10. They appeal for leads and dash-cam footage from the public.

Community leaders in Phoenix react to a DOJ report criticizing the local police for civil rights violations, questioning the department's capability for reform and the sincerity of city leaders.

Arizona repealed its 1864 abortion ban, reducing the need for doctors to seek emergency licenses in California, which no Arizona doctors have applied for despite the offer.

A body was found in Tempe Town Lake, marking the second such discovery in a week. Police are investigating the incidents. Swimming in the lake is prohibited.

APS anticipates record energy demand in Arizona, exceeding last year’s 8,162 MW, due to extreme heat and a growing customer base. They are implementing a 20-year planning strategy and investing in advanced technology to maintain grid integrity.

Two found dead in a suspected murder-suicide in Surprise, Arizona; police investigate, no identities released.

Cochise County's Election Department will conduct logic and accuracy testing of its election systems on June 25, in preparation for the upcoming vote on July 30, as detailed on the city of Tombstone's website.

Two men in Phoenix face federal charges for allegedly producing fake IDs for undocumented noncitizens, with a potential 15-year prison term plus fines for conspiracy, and mandatory additional time for aggravated identity theft.