The rare 'cougar shadow' appeared on the Superstition Mountains during the spring equinox, visible from Apache Junction near Goldfield Road and Superstition Boulevard. It will reappear on September 22.

President Biden announces substantial investment in Intel's chip plants, spurring job growth but raising concerns among small businesses like Maduro's Cigars over potential traffic disruptions.

Phoenix, Arizona, is expected to warm up throughout the week, with forecasts predicting increasing temperatures and sunny skies, according to the National Weather Service and FOX 10 Phoenix.

During a warrant execution in Mesa, a suspect was shot and killed after a confrontation with law enforcement. The identity of the individual has not been disclosed as the investigation continues.

Trial proceedings kick off with jury selection in the contentious case of George Kelly, a rancher charged with murder. The incident has sparked intense attention, highlighting border tensions.

A judge ruled that Phoenix police might have used excessive force on Ramon Lopez, who died in custody. The federal lawsuit by his family proceeds without officers' qualified immunity.

A motorcyclist is critically injured after a hit-and-run in Glendale; the suspect was later found, and the investigation continues without suspicion of impairment.

Arizona voters will decide on a life sentence mandate for child sex traffickers on the November ballot, a measure that bypassed potential gubernatorial veto.

Investigators believe deceased man Kenneth Gene Snyder was responsible for the 2018 murder of Arizona couple Jerry and Susan McFalls, whose bodies were found in the desert.

A retired Tempe police officer plans to sue the city, alleging he faced harassment after whistleblowing on the department's misuse of funds and technology.

A north Phoenix resident's plan to open a home-based gun store near an elementary school has met with neighborhood opposition over safety and image concerns.

Deputies in Mesa fatally shot a suspect during a "high-risk search warrant" operation after the individual reportedly fired at officers and later confronted them with a rifle. No deputies were injured in the incident.

The Pinal County Board reported on election results, zoning items, and proclamations, while deferring a justice appointment and street abandonment. They also recognized employees and a new appointment to the retirement board.