First Lady Jill Biden rallied Mesa Community College graduates, advising them to dismiss negative opinions and pursue their goals, drawing on her own challenges and successes for inspiration.

Pinal County leaders discuss trade, tech, and more with Arizona's congress members and federal agencies in Washington D.C.

At 17, Dorothy Jean Tillman earns her Doctorate in Behavioral Health from Arizona State University and credits her success to a strong support system.

Two men drowned in Fossil Creek, Arizona, and their bodies were recovered by rescue teams after a multi-agency search effort. The victims were identified as ASU engineering graduates.

ASU Police Chief Michael Thompson is on paid leave following his actions during April protests at the Tempe campus, with Assistant Chief John Thompson acting as interim chief.

Javon Beasley was sentenced to 14 years for his role in an attack that left two officers wounded. The incident highlighted the rising violence against law enforcement in Phoenix.

Magna Steyr is hiring for 19 positions at its new manufacturing plant in Mesa, Arizona, which could impact the region's job market and economic landscape.

Phoenix announced plans for a new airport terminal, expected to open in the late 2030s, to accommodate growing passenger traffic at Sky Harbor International Airport.

The Arizona Attorney General is investigating Steward Health Care's bankruptcy to understand its impact on patients and staff, and ensure fair handling of the company's assets during auction.

An Arizona woman received three years' probation after pleading guilty to poisoning her husband's coffee. She avoided a harsher sentence for attempted murder due to the plea deal.

Nourish Phoenix is giving away purses with essentials and cosmetics to mothers for Mother's Day, also offering free haircuts and makeup in partnership with Blossom Beauty College.

ADOT announces a public hearing on May 17 for feedback on its tentative $7.9 billion construction plan focused on improving key Arizona highways and bridges, with virtual and in-person participation options.

One man died and another was injured in a late-night shooting in a north Phoenix neighborhood. Police are investigating the incident with no arrests made.