The Gilbert town council forms a subcommittee to investigate the rise in teen violence, spurred by public outcry after a teen's death and ongoing violent incidents.

Nearly 40 residents face eviction from Mesa's Canal on Baseline condos linked to the suspended Arizona Behavioral Health Clinic over fraud allegations and operating without proper licensing.

Phoenix anticipates varied weather, including a 50% chance of showers on Thursday and a sunny, windy day with gusts up to 30 mph. The rest of the week looks clear with a gradual warming trend.

St. Mary's Food Bank in Phoenix encourages the community to donate citrus fruits until the end of March, hosting "Citrus Saturdays" for convenient drop-offs.

Ruben L. Garza was arrested for allegedly shooting a dog in Phoenix; however, he denies the allegations, citing an alibi. Previously, Garza served time for second-degree murder and assault.

Phoenix leads in manufacturing growth with 15,500 jobs promised since 2020 and ranks in the top 10 cities for economic vitality, despite challenges like labor shortages and rising housing costs.

The University of Arizona settled with the family of slain professor Thomas Meixner, including a monetary amount and safety commitments after the on-campus killing.

The Labor Department has revised independent contractor guidelines, potentially affecting gig economy and businesses using freelancers; critics worry about clarity and litigation.

Harkins Theatres in Phoenix will screen the extended cuts of "The Lord of the Rings" trilogy from Jan. 19-24, featuring 4K projection and Dolby Atmos sound.

Registration is now open for the 20th edition of Pat's Run in Tempe, a 4.2-mile race in memory of Pat Tillman, with proceeds supporting the Tillman Scholar Program.

Swiss company Meyer Burger Technology AG is opening a solar module manufacturing facility in Goodyear, Arizona, aiming for a 2 gigawatt output by mid-2024 and creating 630 jobs.

The University of Arizona reached a settlement with a slain professor’s family and will improve campus security following a shooting by a former student.

The University of Arizona Law introduces a new Health Law & Policy Undergraduate Certificate and expands its graduate offerings, emphasizing the integration of legal knowledge in healthcare careers.