After Sheriff Penzone's early departure in Maricopa County, Republicans are changing their party to Democrat, raising questions about their motives for the interim sheriff role.

Phoenix hosts the national Women's March on the 51st anniversary of Roe v. Wade, with local events across the US, focusing on abortion rights and upcoming elections.

Arizona seeks a brass knuckles ban after an assault, while New Hampshire maintains its prohibition despite a bill to legalize them, highlighting the national debate on self-defense versus weapon misuse.

Sick coyotes in Sun City have been linked to rat poison, showing symptoms like lethargy and coordination issues, prompting calls for safer rodent control methods.

A motorcyclist died after a collision in Tempe on Friday night, with Tempe police investigating the cause, including the potential involvement of speed or impairment.

Emergency personnel in Phoenix responded to numerous incidents from Jan. 15-21, including a fatal motorcycle crash, a shooting, and a semi-truck fire. Similar calls in Christchurch also kept responders busy.

WinCo Foods plans to open a new 85,675-square-foot store in Goodyear, Arizona, by late 2024, expanding its presence with its eighth location in the state and aiming to offer a variety of food options.

The Pool brothers open Hugo's Cantina in downtown Phoenix, offering affordable cocktails and family-style food in a funky atmosphere inspired by an alter ego of a former manager.

A police report details the Phoenix murder-suicide involving Allister Adel's widower, David De Nitto, killing his girlfriend and her mother, now noting that the incident took after heavy drinking.

A 15-year-old Phoenix girl, Giaginette Brown, died in her bedroom from a drive-by shooting. Isaac Orozco, the alleged getaway driver, faces second-degree murder charges.

The Phoenix Fire Department faces a staffing crisis, with increased response times and calls, leaving firefighters overburdened and public safety at risk.

Arizona may soon legalize human composting as an eco-friendly alternative to traditional burial methods, with State Rep. Laurin Hendrix introducing a bill to permit the process.

A 12News analysis refutes claims that Arizona's ESA program saves the state money, uncovering statistical errors and omissions, as debates over its efficiency and transparency continue.