Teacher Juliet Serrato calls for social-emotional learning programs to improve school safety after a student brings a gun to Mountainside Middle School.

A hot air balloon crash in Eloy critically injured Valerie Stutterheim; four others died. The NTSB investigates as the community mourns and Stutterheim's family seeks support.

A fifth-grader in Glendale escaped an abduction attempt on her way to school, leading to discussions on child safety and prompting local self-defense training. Police detained a 37-year-old man following the incident.

Arizona woman Brianna Christine Slocum was arrested in a sex trafficking sting after attempting to flee from police. She faces charges for prostitution and unlawful flight.

The family of Keith Henion, a veteran found dead in his car from a gunshot in Mesa, asks for info on his unsolved homicide, suspected to be a mistaken targeted attack.

The forecast for Phoenix, AZ includes varying weather conditions, with potential rain and cloudy skies transitioning to sunnier days as the week progresses.

Ray York, former CEO of Ewing Outdoor Supply, has passed away at age 86. He is remembered for expanding the business with his wife Sue and contributions to the landscaping community.

Vehicles were vandalized with hate symbols in Phoenix following a protest against an ADL event, sparking outrage and condemnation from the community and ADL.

Christopher Redondo, serving a life sentence for the 2010 murder of Gilbert police Lt. Eric Shuhandler, has died in prison, with no disclosed cause of death.

McDonald's launches a new promotion where spotting the Hamburglar's "Burgercuda" vehicle could win free food for a year, or enter online without purchase by February 25.

Rockin' River Ranch State Park is opening in Camp Verde, Arizona, offering activities like hiking and fishing. Admission is $7 per vehicle and the park operates Thursdays to Sundays.

The article reminisces about Mr. Lucky's, a renowned Phoenix nightclub that operated from 1966 to 2004 and hosted music icons such as Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash. Its closure left an iconic sign and memories of vibrant nightlife.

The Paradise Valley Town Council approved two luxury housing developments: Quail Run and Silver Sky, both spearheaded by developer Gordon Berry, offering expansive, high-end homes.