Police found a body in a Phoenix canal and are investigating the case as a homicide after conducting a wellness check near 12th Street and Indian School Road.

Two Arizona women, Millie Amundson and Ruby Dell Wood, celebrate their 103rd birthdays, both noted for their family dedication, spirited resilience, and community involvement.

Casa Grande libraries closed temporarily for staff training, affecting their schedule and canceling a storytime event. Normal operations resumed post-training.

A woman died after her car crashed into a Mesa home, with a possible medical episode being investigated as the cause.

Former Mesa police officer Brock Bevell, now head of Victory Recovery, assists individuals overcoming addiction and recently received a $5,000 check from the Surprise Squad.

Scottsdale, Arizona leads in water recycling with its "toilet-to-tap" program, and neighboring Gilbert may join Phoenix in a similar project amid a regional drought.

Casa Grande seeks new Historic Preservation Commission members to maintain local heritage, with monthly meetings and a March 8 deadline for applications.

Scottsdale Fire is clearing hazardous vegetation to protect critical infrastructure and public paths from wildfire risks, funded by a grant and with plans for further work.

Nurse Pamela Paduano's lifesaving actions at a Glendale Walmart saved Nannette Hicks, who suffered cardiac arrest, and were later reunited at the hospital.

Mario Ortiz Jr. is accused of murdering Kenneth Gordon in Mesa, with the incident reportedly involving a struggle over a cellphone and drug-related activities.

Phoenix is expediting its plat approval process for developers to help ease the city's housing crunch, enabling a quicker transition from planning to building affordable homes.

The Phoenix Human Relations Commission offers a webinar on combating mental health burnout, emphasizing early recognition and prevention, with tips for personal and workplace well-being.

The City of Surprise has launched a scholarship program for graduating high school and homeschooled seniors, offering $1,000 to $5,000 based on eligibility and committee selection.