A woman sues Palm Valley Post Acute for $300,000, alleging a nursing assistant raped her. She claims the facility mishandled her complaints and failed to protect residents.

Trial for ex-student Murad Dervish begins over the premeditated killing of University of Arizona Professor Thomas Meixner; prosecutors focus on Dervish's intent.

A crash near Desert Sky Mall in Phoenix caused a sinkhole when a sedan hit a fire hydrant. One woman is critically injured, and three others have minor injuries. The area and local businesses are affected.

Phoenix is preparing for a heatwave with clear skies and rising temperatures, reaching a high near 96 degrees on Sunday and potentially surpassing 100 degrees by next Thursday.

Arizona lawmakers face consequences for misusing Capitol resources; House Democrats lose meeting room access and Sen. Kern broadcasting privileges. Lawmakers also criticized for pocketing per diems with little work done.

A car was caught on video going airborne in a Phoenix neighborhood, crashing into a wall, and the occupants fled before police arrived. No injuries were reported. Police are investigating.

One suspected shoplifter was killed in a police shooting near 35th Avenue and Roosevelt Street in Phoenix; no officers were harmed. Carl Hayden High School delayed its start due to the incident.

Pima County is celebrating its first Public Service Recognition Week to honor local government employees with various activities and social media acknowledgments.

AAWL in Arizona offers free adoptions for pets over one year until May 15, sponsored by the Bissel Pet Foundation, as part of the Empty the Shelters event across multiple states.

Maricopa County reports a 20% increase in fentanyl-related prosecution cases in 2023, with 7,877 cases and a rise in the volume of fentanyl pills seized.

Tombstone's City Council is preparing for work sessions and a public hearing on the 2024-2025 budget, with documents available after June 12 and the hearing set for July 9.

Lake Havasu City Parks and Recreation Department is seeking local sponsors for the Aquatic Center to provide free swimming for kids and gain marketing benefits for businesses.

Eduardo Ramirez-Galindo, accused of stabbing Andrea Casarrubias Romero to death in Phoenix, turned himself in at the border and is now in custody facing a second-degree murder charge.