A new reservation system at Fossil Creek in Arizona's Coconino National Forest aims to reduce overcrowding during the tourist season, requiring permits obtained online in advance.

Over a hundred homeless individuals in Phoenix, moved from the Tempe River bottom, are now being relocated again without clear directives or adequate services.

Arizona's DCS is under fire for slow action on finding runaways, leading the House committee to approve a bill for tighter oversight and quicker reporting of missing children.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs a bipartisan bill, House Bill 2785, to avoid potential election issues in 2024 by adjusting the primary date and revising election process timelines.

A woman in San Tan Valley was scammed with a fake rental lease, losing $1,500, while Manitoba Hydro warns of a text scam posing threats to cut off power.

A mother and her boyfriend were arrested for the death and alleged abuse of her 21-month-old son, who was found unresponsive and later pronounced dead, with signs of previous harm.

Chandler Councilmember Jane Poston faces allegations of conflicts of interest due to her company's dealings with a local police union, amidst an unconfirmed FBI probe. Officials react cautiously while ethics experts criticize the arrangements.

Arizona Republican legislators sue President Biden over the designation of a new national monument near the Grand Canyon, alleging presidential overreach.

The Congenital Heart Futures Reauthorization Act of 2024 has been introduced to boost CHD research and awareness, supported by teen go-kart racer Mason Duchesne's non-profit.

A 79-year-old Maine man died after falling 30-35 feet while hiking on Sedona's Pyramid Trail. Despite prior struggles on the trail, he declined help shortly before the fatal accident.

At the 10th annual School Connect Summit in Phoenix, leaders gathered to discuss education improvement strategies, with local partnerships addressing funding gaps and exploring effective leadership styles.

The "Barbie: A Cultural Icon" exhibition showcases over 250 vintage Barbie dolls at the Phoenix Art Museum, offering an interactive and nostalgic experience until July 7.

'Better Buzz Coffee' opens its first Arizona location in Phoenix with special offerings like a chance to win free coffee for a year and a new canned energy drink exclusive to Phoenix.