Old Station Sub Shop in Phoenix changes owners after 38 years as the founders retire and Bill Ellis takes over, planning to maintain the shop's legacy.

A Scottsdale jewelry store was robbed of $250,000 in unique pieces, with the crime caught on surveillance video. The family-owned business is seeking community help to recover the stolen goods.

Search efforts are underway for a man who disappeared in Lake Pleasant after attempting to retrieve a hat. Witnesses say he was not wearing a life vest.

A Mesa police officer was hospitalized after a collision where his patrol vehicle was rear-ended by a woman post-traffic stop. Both incurred injuries and an investigation is ongoing.

Phoenix is set for a hot week with clear skies and rising temperatures reaching mid-90s by weekend, per forecasts. Residents are advised to stay hydrated and limit sun exposure.

The Sugar Fire in Tonto National Forest has burned 240 acres and is 30% contained, as firefighters work against increasing winds to control the blaze near Fountain Hills.

Maricopa County experienced the highest number of eviction filings for April in over two decades, with 6,788 cases reported, contributing to the significant annual increase in evictions.

Lake Havasu City Police enhance DUI enforcement for Cinco de Mayo weekend with officer vigilance and public reminders for safety and sober driving arrangements.

Pinal County partners with the BISSELL Pet Foundation for an "Empty the Shelters" event, advocating pet adoptions and promoting the benefits of microchipping.

Skyline High School in Mesa leads a pilot program using portable weapons detectors to enhance school safety and combat weapons and vaping on campus, despite costs and a failed bond measure for school security.

92-year-old Florence Kroulik found safe in Phoenix after a Silver Alert was issued due to her missing status and medical condition that causes confusion.

Goodyear's latest podcast episode discusses its General Plan focusing on the city's future development, featuring insights from Vice Mayor Laura Kaino and committee chair Don McBrayer.

Lake Havasu City's Mayor Sheehy and City Manager Knudson invite residents to a meet and greet event for coffee and discussion at the Municipal Courthouse.