Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs issued an Executive Order to protect individuals seeking or providing abortions, despite a Supreme Court decision upholding a historic ban.

A driver died in Glendale when their truck caught fire after being hit while exiting a parking lot. The crash occurred on Saturday afternoon and the victim's name has not been released.

Rep. Ruben Gallego demands answers from 11 refineries about surging gas prices in Arizona, as Phoenix sees a 50 cent per gallon hike, pushing prices over $4.

Two men died and another is critical after a shootout in Phoenix. The incident, involving Elijah Sanchez and Lucio Lopez Segura, occurred on Saturday at 19th Avenue and Roeser Road. The investigation is ongoing.

The Gilbert Police Department found 79-year-old Santokh Singh, who was missing, safe. Details surrounding his condition and discovery remain undisclosed.

Jamal Jones was sentenced to 41 years in prison for the second-degree murder of 18-year-old Luzeia Mathis in Phoenix, though her body has not been found.

Pinal County Environmental Health team conducts inspections to prevent foodborne illnesses at Country Thunder, checking food vendors for health and safety standards.

The "Surprise Lately" show covers new dining options in Surprise, Arizona, teases park upgrades, and recaps a local music festival, inviting viewers to engage with the city online for more news.

The Queen Creek Police Department is actively seeking new officers, emphasizing respect, compassion, and trust. Recruitment is open for those aligning with the department's community-focused values, with training starting in September 2024.

A Tucson man pleaded guilty to interstate threat charges after threatening a mass shooting at the University of Arizona due to incel-related grievances.

Congressman Ruben Gallego announces over $54 million in funding to aid Arizona's border communities, aiming to enhance safety and support for locals amidst migration challenges.

Southern California police seized over a ton of cocaine estimated at $55 million in a series of raids, marking a substantial blow to the local drug trade.

Scottsdale voters will decide on a sales tax proposal and a spending limit increase in November, following the City Council's decision to put them on the ballot.