A wrong-way driver caused a crash on State Route 51 in Arizona, resulting in injuries. Details were limited but investigations are ongoing; similar incidents have occurred previously on this road.

An Arizona teen is leading a campaign to ban brass knuckles after a violent attack, with support from lawmakers and the community to address rising teen violence.

Buc-ee's is planning to open its first Arizona location in Goodyear, with a proposed 75,000-square-foot store that recently received preliminary approval from the city's planning commission.

Two violent incidents in Tempe resulted in serious injuries, with a recent stabbing during an argument and a previous shooting, both leaving victims hospitalized and suspects at large.

Arizona lawmakers passed a bill to allow the Department of Child Safety to investigate abuse in group homes, amidst debates on the agency's efficacy and a call for tighter oversight.

Phoenix construction costs rose by 5.42% in October 2023, slightly above the national average, amidst ongoing labor shortages affecting project timelines.

Combs High School in San Tan Valley held an 'Orange Out' event to honor three teens—Preston Lord, Jamiere Jenkins, and Hailey Stephens—who died due to teen violence.

Phoenix is set to experience partly sunny days with a warming trend into the mid-70s and clear, cool nights, as reported by the NWS and FOX 10 Phoenix.

The Gilbert Police Department announces a new arrest in a string of violent crimes involving teens, with Tyler Strocchia charged for sexual assault of a minor.

High Street Residential seeks a two-year delay for The Fillmore project's second phase in downtown Phoenix, citing unstable capital markets. The initial phase, completed in 2022, included 330 units and retail space. The delay requires city approval.

A tow truck driver in Flagstaff was sentenced to prison for killing cyclist Joanna Wheaton and sexual exploitation of a minor, with further city actions to improve cycling safety.

University of Arizona Athletic Director Dave Heeke steps down, with former Wildcats softball coach Mike Candrea serving as interim. The move follows the recent hire of Brent Brennan as head football coach.

Three Maricopa County Sheriff hopefuls switched from Republican to Democrat following ex-Sheriff Penzone's exit, a move criticized by Supervisor Gallardo as gaming the system.