Florida-based developer Mainstreet Capital Partners proposes a 30-story mixed-use tower in Phoenix's Roosevelt Row, featuring 297 apartments, retail spaces, and a restaurant.

Restaurateur Mark Tarbell teams up with George Oliver Cos. to manage food and beverage options at Bond office redevelopment in Phoenix, including a cafe and speakeasy.

Maricopa and El Paso counties launch "I Voted" sticker design contests to promote civic engagement and celebrate local pride, with different age categories and prizes including a pizza party.

A man was found dead in a van that crashed into an electrical pole in Phoenix, with initial reports of a shooting. Investigations are ongoing, and police urge witnesses to come forward.

A man was fatally shot near a Phoenix shopping center; police are investigating with no suspects yet identified.

A nurse assistant at Palm Valley Post Acute in Goodyear is accused of raping a patient, with investigation delays and a facility scandal revealed by AZDHS.

Bernie Kantak plans to open a new all-day restaurant, Beginner's Luck, in former Piccolo Virtù location in Scottsdale, aiming for a mid-February launch.

Three young adults were charged with aggravated assault after a December incident in a Gilbert parking garage, highlighting local concerns about teen violence.

Migrants initially arrested in NYC were re-detained in Arizona, with authorities scrutinizing New York's bail reform laws and the handling of their initial charges.

Phoenix Union High School District revises travel policies after a student drowned, requiring more adult supervision on trips. Critics say it's insufficient.

Arizona State Rep. Quang Nguyen proposes a bill requiring parental consent for minors to have guns, to amend current laws allowing possession without approval. Other bills focus on guns in schools and firearm safety education.

The Arizona Renaissance Festival returns with new entertainers and a comedy experience called "The Hops." Group discounts are available, with online code savings and ticket details outlined on their website.

Arizona's ESA program, providing public funds for private education, is primarily benefiting wealthier areas, sparking concerns over educational equity and the program's sustainability.