The federal shutdown is causing widespread impact, from halted unemployment benefits in Arizona to military payment issues, with the deadlock arising from disputes over healthcare funding.

Goodyear Police arrested Stephen Hunter for animal cruelty after a video circulated online, resulting in the rescue of six dogs and an ongoing investigation.

A severe microburst hit Tempe, Arizona, leaving over 70 businesses inoperable and residents displaced, as cleanup begins in the aftermath of the worst storm in decades.

Two people died and two were seriously injured in a car crash in north Phoenix near 35th Avenue and Union Hills Drive. Details on the cause are scarce.

The suspect in last year's Flagstaff shooting, Philip Green, has reportedly fled to Germany, complicating the trial and adding to the victim's father's grief.

A teen boy was fatally shot in a north Phoenix neighborhood; police seek witnesses and evidence to determine the circumstances. No suspects have been detained.

Phoenix, AZ, is forecast to have ongoing clear skies and sunny weather with comfortable temperatures in the low 80s through the week, with calm winds and low humidity.

Red Mountain Library hosts a Donate Day event for collecting books and media to support Mesa community programs.

Phoenix is hosting an event to educate landlords on the Housing Choice Voucher program and its benefits, aiming to encourage rental to voucher holders.

Goodyear PD issued a Silver Alert for Ernest Friday, 82, last seen in Goodyear, AZ, driving a black 2018 Jeep Renegade. He may be confused due to a medical condition.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors rebutted Recorder Justin Heap's legal filing concerning the election IT system review, detailing his prior agreement to the assessment.

The Arizona Family Campout Program received a $100,000 grant to help families with little camping experience enjoy the outdoors, supplying equipment and instruction.

Flagstaff is hosting a meet and greet with the two finalists for City Manager, Joanne Keene and Doug Schulze, on Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at City Hall.