Arizona GOP Chairman Jeff DeWit resigns after a leaked conversation suggested he tried to dissuade Kari Lake from politics. He claims the recording was edited and accuses Lake of orchestrating the scandal.

Ryan Gosling was nominated for an Oscar for "Barbie," but Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig were snubbed, sparking debate on female representation in Hollywood.

A man was killed and a woman injured in a Phoenix shooting. The assailant is unknown, and detectives seek leads with a reward offered for information.

A Tucson man was sentenced to life in prison, and an additional 70 years, for the 2018 murder of U.S. Deputy Marshal Chase White and attempted murder during a shootout.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell discusses teen violence, community-based justice, and calls for criminal justice reform at a bi-weekly news conference.

Backpage co-founder Michael Lacey will face an Arizona retrial on charges including facilitating prostitution and money laundering after a previous trial ended with a hung jury on most counts.

Kari Lake, an Arizona GOP Senate candidate, has called for the resignation of party chair Jeff DeWit after a leaked audio allegedly showed him trying to deter her from politics.

Phoenix's light rail was delayed due to a suspicious item near the airport, affecting commuters and prompting local evacuations before normal service resumed.

Great Hearts Archway Academy Veritas in Phoenix introduced Karma, a therapy dog, to help students with anxiety, enhancing their supportive educational environment.

A man was shot during a road rage incident in west Phoenix, and the suspect fled in a car. The victim is stable, and Phoenix Police are investigating.

Paradise Valley Unified School District is considering closing four schools due to budget constraints and declining enrollment, despite community concerns over the impact on education and neighborhoods.

David Epaloose was shot by Phoenix police after being mistaken for a suspect. He was carrying a pellet gun and now faces charges, despite not being the sought-after suspect.

The University of Arizona is addressing a $240 million misplacement of funds with a financial recovery plan and changes in athletic department leadership.