Tempe's Development Review Commission has recommended two new apartment projects, Apache Square and Verve Tempe, near ASU, with 272 and 240 units respectively, both including retail spaces.

Thirteen Arizona chefs and restaurants have been named semifinalists in the James Beard Foundation awards, with Tucson chefs Wendy Garcia and Flavia Briones recognized for Best Chef Southwest.

Ray Krone, exoneree and co-founder of Witness to Innocence, advocates for death row survivors after his wrongful conviction was overturned due to DNA evidence.

The community of Queen Creek is addressing a rise in teen "takeovers" following the homicide of 16-year-old Preston Lord, with authorities yet to make arrests.

Arizona patients face a billing controversy with SimonMed Imaging, involving overcharges and difficult refund processes, with a former employee criticizing the company's practices. SimonMed defends their transparency and community contributions.

Three teens were arrested in Gilbert, Arizona for two separate 2022 assaults, with the investigation also leading to narcotics-related arrests of two adults.

An iPhone's Crash Detection feature saved a retired Air Force veteran's life by alerting first responders after his severe motorcycle crash in Gilbert.

Lucid Motors expands its Arizona plant by 3 million square feet, enhancing its electric vehicle production capacity and preparing for its new SUV, the Lucid Gravity.

A Phoenix man died after running a red light and hitting another car in Chandler; police suspect impairment and speeding played a role in the fatal collision.

Teen survivor Connor Jarnagan advocates for brass knuckle ban in Arizona following an assault he experienced, pushing for legal changes with lawmaker support.

A motorcyclist was killed in a crash on I-17 near Union Hills Drive, with the freeway briefly closed following the incident. Details remain limited as an investigation is underway.

Phoenix is set for a series of pleasant days with mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures, gradually warming through the week, according to forecasts.

Michael Turney sued various law enforcement entities for over $300,000, claiming misconduct after being acquitted of murdering his stepdaughter, Alissa Turney.