An impending winter storm is set to bring snow and high winds to Arizona, with hazardous conditions expected late Wednesday into Thursday and advisories for travel preparedness and protection of plants, pipes, pets, and people.

Arizona's education superintendent demands schools to confirm compliance with a law mandating Holocaust education in the wake of increased antisemitism.

A man was fatally shot near Downtown Phoenix, with police responding at 9:15 p.m. on January 9th. The victim's identity and the shooter remain unknown as the investigation continues.

The Chandler community mourns the death of Briza Reyes and her boyfriend following a double shooting. Korey William Sandusky Jr. faces charges while Reyes’ mother opposes a plea deal offered to him.

Officer Jeff Cooke, involved in the 2020 fatal shooting of Ryan Whitaker, was reinstated by the Phoenix Civil Service Board with a suspension and backpay.

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.