Grand Canyon University men's basketball team wins their first WAC regular season championship and secures a direct semifinal spot in the WAC tournament.

Residents of New River gathered to honor Lisa Mancuso and seek justice after her tragic hit-and-run death; a vehicle owned by law enforcement is suspected but no arrests have been made.

A woman threw red liquid at Kamala Harris's motorcade in Phoenix, resulting in her arrest and facing multiple charges. The liquid was non-hazardous, and the VP's campaign proceeded without interruption.

The article details a week of stable, sunny weather in Phoenix with temperatures in the mid-70s to low 80s, as predicted by the National Weather Service and reported by Fox 10 Phoenix.

San Tan Valley launches a new EPCOR wastewater plant, addressing long-standing infrastructure issues and replacing the outdated Section 11 facility. Supervisor Mike Goodman led the improvement efforts, promising enhanced utility services for locals.

Jeanne Brandner is the new Director of Juvenile Court Services, with extensive experience in juvenile justice from Nebraska and Arizona, taking over after Denise Smith's retirement.

Chandler celebrates César Chávez with events including a student-focused "Seeds of Legacy," an internal city employee series, storytelling with local elderly Latinos, and a community cleanup and march.

Two dogs were shot and killed by a man claiming self-defense in a Phoenix park. The owners dispute the necessity of his actions. No charges have been filed.

A lawsuit accuses Arizona state agencies and AHCCCS of a Medicaid fraud scheme involving $2 billion, and highlights the human cost, including deaths, due to the crisis in sober living facilities.

Supervisor Jeff Serdy hosted a State of the County event in Apache Junction, facilitating dialogue between residents and county officials about local issues.

A man was arrested after a serious crash on US 60 near Val Vista Drive, Gilbert, caused traffic delays and temporary eastbound lane closures. Details about the crash and injuries are not disclosed.

Attorneys general from 41 states urge Meta to bolster security and customer service to prevent online scams and protect users' accounts on Facebook and Instagram.

Tony Cardenas was sentenced to four years for running a human smuggling operation in Arizona and for money laundering, with seventeen co-conspirators convicted so far.