Thomas David Cox receives a life sentence for the 1989 murder of Amy Morse and additional charges, after DNA advancements linked him to the cold cases.

18-year-old Daniel Santiago died after a stabbing in Glendale; Robert Williams was arrested in connection to the incident.

An 18-year-old, Daniel James Santiago, was fatally stabbed in Glendale, Arizona. The suspect, 20-year-old Robert Leo Williams, is in custody. The incident is reported as isolated with no ongoing threat to the community.

A teenager died and two were injured in a shooting at Chandler's sports complex; 19-year-old Javion Brown was arrested, facing first-degree murder charges. The Chandler Police seek public assistance in their investigation.

Phoenix expects a week of sunny weather with temperatures rising to the mid-80s, starting with a high of 67 today, and nightly lows in the low-to-mid 50s.

A federal judge criticized the Arizona Department of Corrections for failing to comply with most court-ordered changes to its prison health care system.

Sedona, Arizona has approved a plan for workers and students to sleep in cars amid a housing crisis, establishing a 'safe place to park' with amenities, despite some local opposition.

O.H.S.O. brewery opens a new location in Sunnyslope, Phoenix, reviving a historic building along the Arizona Canal Trail with a brewery and Little O's Market.

Queen Creek's 55+ community faces vandalism, including property damage and theft, leaving residents unsettled. Police investigate as the builder enhances security measures.

Martin Garcia-Velazquez received a 90-month prison sentence for leading a human smuggling operation, following an extensive investigation by Homeland Security Investigations.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs highlights a historic peak in employment, with 3.57 million Arizonians working as of January 2024, despite a 4.2% unemployment rate.

The U.S. Attorney's Office settled with a Chandler, Arizona, salon for ADA violations, ensuring services for wheelchair users and implementing discrimination policy and staff training.

Maricopa County will offer dog shoes and water bowls at heat relief centers to protect pets from summer heat, funded by their Community Solutions Funding.