Joe Rim was sentenced to 15 years for the 2022 shooting of Stephen Jacobo in Mesa, with additional pending charges for sexual exploitation of a minor.

Phoenix anticipates a week of stable weather with clear skies and temperatures around 80°F during the day and 50°F at night, ideal for outdoor activities.

Two Arizona police officers were injured in separate traffic-related incidents while on duty; both were taken to the hospital and investigations are ongoing.

Mesa faced gun violence with an unidentified gunshot victim in Whitman Park and a separate fatal car accident that killed two and injured eight, including three police officers.

A single mother in Phoenix had her car stolen from her driveway, along with her children's Christmas gifts inside. The police are investigating while the family copes with the loss.

Chandler is planning a full year of events for America's 250th birthday in 2026, featuring themed events, historical exhibits, and a digital participation pass for residents.

Phoenix has introduced a new protocol for 911 calls, letting callers request behavioral health support directly, aimed at improving response to mental health emergencies.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns consumers to be cautious of scams during the holidays and provides safety tips for shopping online and in-store.

Arizona's AG led 20 states to successfully block the Trump administration from ending FEMA's disaster prevention program, BRIC, ensuring continued funding for community resilience projects.

"Inside Goodyear" podcast recaps 2025's major events in the city, portraying its growth, notable business openings like Trader Joe's, a local business featured in a Super Bowl ad, and a TIME Magazine feature.

The PebbleCreek Ladies Who Lunch delivered lunch and toys to Goodyear Fire Station 185, also offering a chance to learn about fire services and safety.

Ascent Aviation Services opened two new hangars at Pinal Airpark, allowing for conversion of 777 jets into freighters, signaling local aviation growth and economic potential.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a red-light traffic offense with an enhanced penalty only applies if the violation precedes an accident, as clarified in State v. Owen.