Senator Ruben Gallego urges Arizona health insurers to notify consumers about potential significant insurance premium increases if ACA tax credits expire.

In Phoenix, homeowners shot alleged intruders in separate events, resulting in one injury and one fatality. Investigations are ongoing, with no charges filed yet.

ADOT's freeway improvement projects will cause weekend closures and delays in Phoenix from Oct 24-27, with major routes like southbound I-17 and eastbound I-10 affected.

Two men were hospitalized after being struck by lightning on Humphreys Peak, Arizona; rescue efforts were challenged by severe weather, necessitating a foot rescue.

Phoenix Police is seeking public input on a new policy geared towards improving officers' interactions with the city's youth, emphasizing trust and reduced enforcement.

The Phoenix Police Department has updated their video release process by applying a medium blur to entire videos for faster public access, allowing subsequent requests for clearer segments.

Five individuals were arrested for their involvement in a fatal fight outside a Scottsdale bar, resulting in the death of Thomas John "T.J." Pizzitola.

A man named TJ Pizzitola was killed outside an Old Town Scottsdale bar following a fight. The case is being investigated as a homicide, but no arrests were made at the time of reporting.

Phoenix forecasts predict consistent clear weather with mild temperatures and calm winds in the coming days, with highs in the mid-80s and lows around the low 60s.

Three people were wounded in a Mesa shooting late Tuesday night; police say there are no outstanding suspects and have detained one individual for questioning.

The Tucson community is searching for missing elderly woman Nancy Hancock, who has a medical condition causing confusion and was last seen driving a white Toyota Venza.

Arizona's real estate market cools down, offering better prospects for buyers, with property prices down 7-8% since July 2022. Real estate professionals express cautious optimism, advising owners to invest in property upgrades to stay competitive.

16-year-old Troy Aguilar-Olmos was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for assaulting his girlfriend, as stated by Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell.