Police responded to a 911 call in Gilbert, where a domestic dispute resulted in a woman deceased and a man critically injured. Authorities are investigating the isolated incident.

Arizona Rep. Leo Biasiucci introduced HB 2839 to prevent local taxes on SNAP- and WIC-eligible food items, aligning with Governor Hobbs' tax relief goals.

Mesa PD took over the city's park rangers after a misconduct probe revealed racist practices and mishandling of evidence. Leadership resigned, and reforms including body cameras are being implemented.

A couple in Phoenix died in a murder-suicide, leaving behind two children. Authorities confirmed Celestina Ertebati fatally shot her husband and herself. Past domestic abuse allegations and legal actions were revealed in the investigation.

Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona discussed rising health care costs with local families and business owners, highlighting the impact of expired ACA tax credits on insurance affordability.

San Luis launches Landscape Excellence Awards to honor residents enhancing the city's aesthetic; includes certificates, yard signs, and web features for winners. Nominations are open online.

New York based 16 Handles will open three frozen yogurt shops across metro Phoenix in 2026, starting with a Chandler location this spring.

Mesa Police now run the Park Rangers after a probe uncovered a “Goon Squad.” Mandatory body cameras, GIS upgrades and a hiring push are part of the response.

Phoenix's weather forecast includes a mix of cloud cover and sunshine, with temperatures ranging from the 40s to 70s and calm winds, along with a chance of showers towards the weekend.

A red-tailed hawk nicknamed Feral died after suspected electrocution; Wild At Heart said severe wing necrosis forced humane euthanasia.

Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin backed Sheriff Jerry Sheridan’s comments on ICE and urged peaceful, law-abiding protest as tensions over federal enforcement simmer in Phoenix.

Peoria announces two blood drives in February, offering donors a $15 gift card and Renaissance Festival voucher as compensation for contributing to local health needs.

Peoria's Leadership Institute offers residents a 9-week insight into local government operations, starting April 15 with sessions every Wednesday evening.