Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport experienced its busiest tourism season, with a significant increase in passenger volume due, in part, to hosting the NCAA Men's Final Four.

Scottsdale Research Institute initiates DEA-approved clinical trial to study the therapeutic effects of naturally-grown psilocybin mushrooms on various illnesses.

Phoenix police arrested Maury Williamson for fatally shooting Genovea Antillon after he claimed to have been attacking by a dog on her property. He faces manslaughter and other charges.

Three people died in a wrong-way crash on State Route 87; the impaired driver, Jose Serrano-Orduno, faces multiple charges including second-degree murder.

A 17-year-old was killed and another teen injured in a shooting in Ahwatukee, Phoenix. The victim's family mourns his passing, and police are seeking witnesses.

Phoenix braces for extreme heat with forecasts predicting 100°F+ temperatures and clear skies throughout the week.

A body was found inside a burning car in Goodyear, prompting an investigation by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office to determine the circumstances and the victim's identity.

Lake Havasu City has opened a new Island Walking Path for runners, walkers, and bikers to enjoy scenic views and outdoor activities. Mayor Sheehy emphasized the path's value for recreation and community connectivity.

President Biden is reportedly finalizing an executive order to limit asylum requests at the U.S.-Mexico border, setting a daily encounter cap, as part of broader immigration system reforms.

Phoenix father Dontae Johnson receives a 37-year prison sentence for child abuse resulting in one death and severe injuries to another child. Maricopa County Attorney's Office announces the sentencing details.

Lincoln Park in Tucson unveils a new children's playground and the largest dog park in the area, known as Wagging Tails Dog Park, featuring artificial turf and amenities for safe canine play.

Maricopa seeks an artist to design a wrap for Pacana Park Fitness Court, with submissions due by June 17, 2024.

Mesa Public Library has launched its Summer Reading Program from June 1 to Aug. 1, encouraging daily reading and offering activities and rewards, including for adults. Registration is available online.