Three men were arrested following a hit-and-run in San Tan Valley; the driver faces multiple charges, including possession of a stolen vehicle and DUI.

Senators introduce the Streamline Transit Projects Act to let state transit agencies handle environmental reviews, aiming to speed up project development.

LIBCON West takes place at Foothills Library on December 6 with free admission, featuring panels, artist demos, a cosplay parade, and more for fandom enthusiasts.

The Chip EQUIP Act, introduced by Senators Kelly and Blackburn, aims to prevent recipients of CHIPS Act funding from buying semiconductor tools from entities linked to foreign adversaries.

Benjamin Visser Jr. is charged with premeditated murder after fatally shooting his estranged wife and her coworker at a Tempe Little Caesars over alleged jealousy.

A traffic stop by YCSO on I-17 led to the arrest of Jose Urquianeriz and another adult for possessing 70,000 fentanyl pills with two young children in the car.

One person was seriously injured in a Glendale shooting, and a suspect is in custody. Exact details remain unclear as police continue their investigation.

Arizona is reviewing its sex offender registration system, focusing on standardization and expert approach to supervision.

Phoenix is heading into a stretch of clear, sunny weather, with temperatures climbing throughout the week and topping out in the mid-70s.

Ginger Spencer has been named the new Assistant City Manager of Phoenix, bringing nearly three decades of experience within city administration to the role.

Chandler is accepting applications for the 2026 Disability Awareness Awards and up to $1,000 scholarships until March 31, with various categories to honor inclusive practices among residents.

A SAFE Alert is active for Ricardo Gibson, 66, missing in Phoenix since Nov 27. He has a medical condition, was last seen with a cane, and might be confused. Police seek public help.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona dedicates $1 million to lessen child care providers' financial burdens, with reduced licensing fees as part of the Bright Futures AZ initiative.