Gilbert, Arizona police seek public help to identify suspects in a spate of teen violence incidents across the East Valley. They've released images and encourage tips via their anonymous service.

The forecast for Phoenix promises a sunny week with temperatures rising gradually, reaching mid-70s by the end of the week, as reported by NWS and FOX 10 Phoenix.

One person is dead after a police shooting in east Phoenix. The officers were unharmed, and details of the incident remain undisclosed. This is Phoenix's second police shooting in a week.

The Phoenix Police Department released a reform report ahead of a DOJ investigation, preferring a technical aid letter over a consent decree for oversight.

Phoenix prepares for "No Pants Light Rail Ride," an event where participants ride the metro without trousers, uniting riders in whimsy and promoting body positivity.

Phoenix hosts food and drink events, including Festivin at Wrigley Mansion, Copper State Beer Festival, Sonoran Fine Art & Wine Festival in Cave Creek, and local farmers markets across the city.

A survey found that 80% of workers are worried about a recession or inflation, impacting their focus and mental health. Employers are urged to provide better mental health support and training for managers.

A suspect was fatally shot by police near Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, with no officer injuries. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.

A survey by 9amHealth reveals many Americans prioritize insurance coverage for weight-loss drugs over traditional workplace perks like unlimited PTO or remote work.

Amazon plans to build two large data centers in southeast Mesa, AZ, totaling 908,000 square feet, with each facility having two data halls. Filing documents seek allowances for height and parking, but there is no set date for construction.

Arizona's startup funding fell in Q4, with 31 deals totaling $427.2 million, reflecting a nationwide drop in venture capital amid economic and geopolitical concerns.

Phoenix residents are engaging in home gardening to protect the city's native bee populations, fostering habitat spaces with appropriate wildflowers and providing safe water sources.

Gov. Katie Hobbs of Arizona focused on economic development and infrastructure in her State of the State address, targeting the growth of the West Valley with highway expansions and addressing issues such as housing and water scarcity.