A second arrest has been made in the Phoenix drive-by shooting that killed 15-year-old Giaginette Brown; 16-year-old Jason Richards faces murder charges.

One woman is dead and her husband critically injured following a collision with a cement mixer near Prescott after an attempted vehicle pass at a traffic light.

The National Weather Service forecasts sweltering temperatures for Phoenix, with highs possibly reaching 111 degrees and nights offering little relief, dipping to the low 80s.

A large house fire occurred in Chandler near Dobson and Elliot roads, with a firefighter rescaring a dog. No residents were injured, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

A man was found with life-threatening gunshot wounds on Interstate 10 in Phoenix; authorities are investigating with no suspects or motives identified.

Microsoft has acquired large tracts of land in El Mirage, Arizona, and Granger, Indiana, for data center expansions, signaling growth and potential local job creation.

A Phoenix woman was arrested for multiple fraud-related felonies, including identity theft and credit card fraud, after being identified by surveillance video engaging in mail theft.

The Arizona Secretary of State's Office informs the public about voter registration efforts by VPC and CVI, noting their mailed forms are valid despite not being state-issued.

Phoenix man, John Joseph Chmielewski, was arrested in Scottsdale for indecent behavior and drug possession after police were called to an apartment complex.

LUCHA filed a lawsuit to block an Arizona ballot proposition, HCR 2060, claiming it combines multiple subjects, violating the state constitution's single-subject rule.

Activists in Tucson protested the proposed FY 2025 city budget, criticizing the $228 million for police and only $9.9 million for housing, expressing the need for more balanced funding priorities.

A 4.6 magnitude earthquake from Baja California, Mexico, was felt in southwestern Arizona, causing no reported damage or injuries. Residents can submit their experiences to the USGS.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell seeks an execution warrant for murderer Aaron Gunches, amidst Arizona's death penalty debates and execution halts.