A man's body was found floating in a Gilbert, Arizona canal, near Lindsay and Baseline roads. The Mesa Police Department is investigating the incident as suspicious. No threat to public safety has been indicated.

Gary Lennall Cox, 60, received a life sentence without parole for the hotel murder of his girlfriend in Tempe, years after serving time for killing his wife.

Gas prices in Arizona have risen to an average of $4.12/gallon, influenced by refinery maintenance in California, geopolitical tensions, increased tourism, and OPEC cuts.

A Phoenix Fire Engineer, Jonathan Estrella, was arrested following multiple sexual assault allegations by three women connected to the fire department. The accusations span nearly two decades.

An ambulance not in service collided with a vehicle in Peoria, injuring three people, with one sustaining life-threatening injuries. Investigation into the cause is ongoing.

Arizona debates bills targeting transgender students, with one requiring schools to notify parents if a child is called by a different name or pronoun, amid concerns over political distraction from school funding issues.

A woman, 20, was killed by a suspected DUI driver in Gilbert. The suspect, 23-year-old Harrison Ward, had a BAC of .275 and is charged with second-degree murder and aggravated DUI.

Phoenix is expecting high temperatures with sunny skies. Winds will be mild during the day and cooler in the evenings, with a midweek cooldown predicted.

District 3 Supervisor Stephen Q. Miller hosted a town hall in Casa Grande with local officials, discussing community issues and facilitating a two-way conversation with residents.

Goodyear implements traffic upgrades including additional lanes on Cotton Lane and Yuma Road, a new left turn lane, a northbound bike lane, and plans for Loop 303 expansion to ease congestion.

Members of the Arizona Mexican Mafia were indicted on 50 counts, including fraud and money laundering, for allegedly exploiting pandemic relief funds.

Laura Capello is resigning as CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona after two decades of service, with a departure date set for June 30, 2024.

A mother was charged with assaulting a bus driver in Mesa, AZ, caught on video amidst children, following complaints about the driver's alleged comments to her daughter.