Scottsdale Mayor proposes relocating Salt River wild horses to the local McDowell Sonoran Preserve, after the previous management contract expired. The plan's impact is under review, with public input to be considered.

A significant blaze at an RV storage facility on the Gila River Indian Community was swiftly contained by firefighters, impacting 14 vehicles but causing no injuries. The cause is under investigation.

HVAC technician Matt Nelson died from heat exposure while working in a 150-degree attic in Dewey, Arizona. His death highlights the dangers of extreme heat for workers.

Little Rituals in Phoenix was named the best hotel bar in the U.S. at the 2025 Spirited Awards, noted for its community connection and meticulous cocktail preparations.

Maricopa County deputies seized two neglected horses; no immediate arrests were made. Sheriff Sheridan emphasized a crackdown on animal cruelty, with ongoing efforts to help mistreated animals.

New DNA technology aided in identifying the remains of Renee Isabel Nilsson, found in a Phoenix dumpster in 1984, solving the identity of the "Del Rey Jane Doe."

ADOT warns about scam texts using its logo, falsely claiming unpaid traffic citations, and advises deleting them, as actual fines are not collected this way.

Arizona's AG and BBB release a PSA to alert residents about AI voice cloning scams and offer guidance and resources to prevent and report such frauds.

El Mirage aims to boost its economy with developments in auto, steel, and wood fabrication, promising about 500 jobs in the coming years led by companies like CarMax, Cives Steel, Desert Truss, and Integrated Building Components.

Two teenage brothers have been indicted as adults for a series of drive-by shootings in Maricopa County, with charges including firearm discharge and theft.

Senators Gallego and Fetterman reintroduce the Fight for the American Dream Act to allow DACA recipients to serve in the US military and earn citizenship.

A Queen Creek man found relief from shoulder pain using plasma and bone marrow injections rather than surgery, thanks to Dr. Batterton at Banner Health.

Two individuals, previously married, were found dead from gunshot wounds in a Mesa home, suggesting a possible murder-suicide. Investigation and forensic evidence are ongoing.