Arizona's job market is booming with significant employment growth across sectors from tech to trades, highlighted by increases in materials engineering and computer hardware engineering jobs.

PipShip is relocating to Gilbert, occupying 40,000 sq ft in El Dorado Tech Center, marking significant growth and ViaWest Group's near-full occupancy of their industrial portfolio in Phoenix.

California Governor Gavin Newsom seeks to pass emergency legislation to help Arizonans access abortion services in California following a pre-Civil War-era ban upheld in Arizona.

A head-on collision near Lake Pleasant resulted in the deaths of two Indian students and injuries to two others.

The Supreme Court declined Kari Lake's appeal regarding election machine concerns from her 2022 governor's race defeat in Arizona. Lower courts had previously dismissed the case. Lake plans to run for U.S. Senate.

National Pretzel Day on April 26 sees deals across the Valley, including free pretzel bites from Pretzelmaker and other savory specials from local businesses.

The 20th anniversary of Pat Tillman's death is commemorated with the annual Pat's Run event, celebrating his legacy and supporting the Pat Tillman Foundation.

Arizona reports a 53% rise in child abuse deaths since 2020, totaling 146 fatalities in 2022, with Childhelp seeking donations to aid affected children, especially teens.

Mesa police are investigating the homicide of 23-year-old Gavin Wadzinski after he was found with a gunshot wound. Wadzinski was a registered sex offender.

The Arizona House has passed Rep. Gallego's Buck Stops Here Act, targeting the financial networks behind the fentanyl trade within the broader 21st Century Peace Through Strength Act.

Bodycam footage shows a deadly altercation between a Cottonwood police officer and Donovan Jelicich after a traffic stop for tailgating and no headlights, resulting in Jelicich's death.

Phoenix is set to experience a hot week with temperatures nearing 100 degrees and will remain predominantly sunny, offering no significant respite from the heat.

Recent data shows a significant decrease in murder rates across the U.S., with a 40% drop in Phoenix and similar declines in other cities, challenging perceptions of a crime surge.