Apache Junction received the GFOA Certificate of Achievement for its fiscal reporting, reflecting their commitment to transparency and financial excellence.

DICK'S first Arizona House of Sport is opening in Glendale, offering an immersive retail experience with interactive features like a climbing wall and an outdoor track.

Maricopa city officials shared their strategy for securing funding for State Route 347 at an Arizona summit, emphasizing teamwork and data-driven advocacy.

Banner Health's new 65,000-square-foot center in Goodyear at GSQ aims to enhance local medical care accessibility, offering services like primary care and advanced imaging, and is set to open on Oct. 22.

Brett Carlin was arrested for recklessly driving his motorcycle at speeds over 160 mph and taunting police, with videos posted on social media leading to his indictment on multiple charges.

An elderly couple died in an apparent murder-suicide at a Mesa group home, with Jerome Woolums shooting himself and his wife Katharine, who later died at the hospital.

Suspect in a 2017 Phoenix cold case murder, Michael Arredondo, was extradited back to the U.S. after confessing to the crime following his arrest in Mexico.

Richard Djerf, convicted of the 1993 Luna family murders in Arizona, is scheduled for execution on October 17, 2025. He pled guilty in 1995 after a revenge-driven crime that left four dead.

Mother warns of domestic violence dangers after daughter, a domestic violence case worker, is murdered by her boyfriend, with emphasis on the need for a safe exit strategy.

Maricopa County officials, responding to severe microburst damage in Tempe, declared an emergency to aid recovery and secure federal assistance for over 200 affected homes.

Social media influencer Brett Carlin was indicted in Maricopa County for reckless driving and evasion during high-speed chases, captured and shared online.

DICK'S Sporting Goods launched its House of Sport store in Glendale, with sports facilities and celebrity signings, and plans for nationwide expansion.

Senator Mark Kelly discusses the impact of a government shutdown on health care premiums and criticizes Republican inaction in a Senate press release.