Three years after Rachel Hansen's unsolved murder in Gilbert, the investigation continues with "good leads and good information," while her family remains in anguish and hopes for justice.

Brandon Andres Bautista Torres received a life sentence for the murder of his girlfriend and the manslaughter of her daughter, following his guilty plea.

San Luis has completed a new 2 million gallon water storage tank, enhancing water reliability and fire protection, via a $4.1 million project constructed by Yuma Valley Contractors and designed by CORE Engineering.

Navajo Nation President Nygren's team and NAPI delivered food to Black Mesa families, recognizing their isolation and needs, and also discussed local concerns.

Jordan Ott is hired as the new head coach of the Phoenix Suns, succeeding Mike Budenholzer, on a four-year contract after the team's disappointing 36-46 season.

The MCSO warns about the dangers of the Salt River as Arizonans engage in summer activities like tubing, emphasizing safety and preparedness due to the river's hidden risks.

Jury selection for Lori Vallow Daybell's trial in Arizona has concluded, despite delays from her reported illness. She faces charges for her alleged involvement in an attempted murder related to her niece's ex-husband.

The forecast for Phoenix, AZ indicates a hot week with temperatures reaching 99°F today and climbing to 107°F by Sunday, with clear nights around mid-70s.

Arizona Corporation Commission's Vice Chair, Nick Myers, has initiated an investigation into the cybersecurity risks posed by Chinese-made inverters in the state's energy grid.

Sprouts Farmers Market to open a new store in Fountain Hills, enhancing local shopping with fresh, organic products.

Apache Junction residents prepare for the upcoming monsoon season with city officials advising on safety measures and offering free sandbags for flood mitigation.

The Surprise Dive-In Movie event showing 'Moana 2' is rescheduled for June 14, 2025, due to a scheduling conflict. Tickets need to be repurchased for the new date.

Scott J. Butler was inaugurated as Mesa City Manager and outlined plans focusing on innovation, fiscal prudence, and enhancing public service, aiming to attract high-paying jobs and maintain Mesa's safety and competitive business edge.