Volunteers in Mesa, Arizona planted 100 trees at Reed Park to increase canopy coverage and combat heat, improving local ecosystem and shade for the community.

Gov. Katie Hobbs addresses the impact of a federal shutdown on Arizona, affecting SNAP benefits and causing state DES employee layoffs. She criticizes the Trump administration and seeks federal and nonprofit aid.

Police investigate shootings and a stabbing at Halloween parties in Phoenix, Mesa, and Scottsdale, with non-fatal injuries reported and an arrest in Mesa.

Two men, including Scott Courtright, were struck by lightning on Humphreys Peak, leading to a dramatic fight for survival amidst severe burns and challenging weather.

A couple was caught on camera stealing from a Scottsdale restaurant and engaging in an intimate act among the décor. They took cash, an iPhone, and liquor.

The article discusses concerns about the safety and well-being of foster kids in Arizona group homes, highlighting the experiences of one former foster youth and the systemic issues leading to instances of neglect and violence.

Community organizations anticipate higher demand due to a potential lapse in SNAP benefits amid the government shutdown, preparing to feed more amid a freeze in federal aid.

A woman died following a shooting at a Phoenix apartment complex; the suspect remains unidentified and at large.

Chandler's Golden Neighbors program is hosting events in November focusing on senior empowerment and community support, including an educational session and a giveaway of essentials.

A man fired shots while driving through Phoenix streets, prompting a police chase that ended in his arrest after officers shot him; he survived with non-life-threatening injuries.

The Arizona State Retirement System received a financial reporting award from the GFOA for its 2022 report, marking a 33-year streak, and another award for plan funding and administration.

The SBA announced a Nov. 25 deadline for Nevada businesses to apply for drought-related economic relief loans.

The Arizona Governor's Office has opened the judicial appointment process for public observation, including interviews for the Yuma County Superior Court vacancy.