Arizona's Occupational Safety division is reconsidering offering discounts on safety fines for small businesses when workers die on the job, following an ABC15 investigation.

An Arizona police sergeant recognized and facilitated the arrest of a robbery suspect featured on a Silent Witness segment after nearly a year since the crime took place.

A report by SmartAsset outlines the hourly wages and annual salaries needed for single adults to live comfortably in various Arizona cities, adhering to the 50/30/20 budget rule.

The case against Crystal Wilson, adoptive mother of Jesse Wilson, was halted due to insufficient evidence, but remains open for potential future action.

Phoenix is set to experience a warm week with temperatures rising to the low 80s. Sunny conditions will prevail, but the weekend may see a temperature drop and potential showers.

Karl's Quality Bakery in Phoenix is closing after 30 years, with no publicly disclosed reasons for the decision. The bakery, known for its scratch-made goods, will shut its doors after March 31.

Maricopa County approved over 50 citizen task force recommendations to enhance customer service in its Transportation and Flood Control departments, including launching an online permitting portal.

Restaurants in Phoenix and Utah offer varied Easter dining options, from family buffets to gourmet meals, with potential Easter Bunny appearances and kids' activities included.

A new tech campus that may bring hundreds of software jobs is being proposed in Mesa, Arizona, by Patrick Hallman of C&H Associates LLC. The "software solutions center" would cover 650,000 square feet within the Elliot Road Technology Corridor.

Fountain Hills residents are invited to shape their town's future at a strategic planning workshop on April 20, hosted by the local Strategic Planning Advisory Commission.

The Surprise Police Department invites local residents to anonymously provide feedback on its performance for CALEA reaccreditation from April 1 to May 31.

Phoenix residents seek to secure alleyways through gating, with the city council increasing funds for such initiatives. Homeowners must get support to qualify, battling bureaucracy and high costs for safety.

A 7-year-old Phoenix girl, Victoria Pasten-Morales, underwent multiple amputations after a severe group A streptococcus infection led to sepsis. Her parents are supporting her recovery at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.