Residents in Laveen are debating proposed developments, including a mixed-use complex and a medical marijuana dispensary, amid concerns over community impact and preservation.

DHS relies on non-profits for migrant services in the border crisis, but their funding from taxpayer dollars attracts controversy and demands for accountability.

Reports of delayed titles from online car dealers raise concerns, prompting states to take action and legal experts to warn consumers about dealership bankruptcy risks.

Jennifer Lopez announces her "This Is Me... Now" tour stopping in Phoenix on July 9. Tickets go on sale with presales starting February 20 and general sales on February 23.

The Maricopa County Medical Examiner ruled the death of 16-year-old Preston Lord a homicide, with charges submitted for seven individuals in connection to the case.

The article discusses efforts in Arizona to support teenagers' mental health, highlighting programs like Leader In Me and The Grief Sensitive Schools Initiative, and the importance of family involvement in adolescent recovery.

A small plane made an emergency landing on a Goodyear street due to power loss. Local critics of airport noise say the accident highlights their concerns. Authorities secured the scene, and the FAA is investigating.

Maricopa County demonstrated their mail-in ballot signature verification process, involving trained staff comparison of signatures against a lifetime catalog to ensure election integrity.

Arizona's Senate Bill 1361 aims to regulate sober living homes and combat Medicaid fraud in the behavioral health sector by redefining "sober living home" and increasing fines for unlicensed facilities.

Arizona lawmakers are advancing Senate Bill 1361 to impose tighter control on sober living homes, in response to fraudulent activities and misuse of Medicaid funds.

Simulated predators, including a fake alligator and hippos, are placed at Riverview Park in Mesa, Arizona, drawing public interest and providing basking platforms for local turtles.

Mesa auto shop was a site for a trove of stolen vehicles, drugs, guns, and human skulls, with two arrests made by AZDPS.

Over 100 individuals were arrested in Scottsdale during a human trafficking sting conducted by local police and seven other agencies, targeting sex buyers and predators.