U.S. Border Patrol shuts down a cartel scouting base near the Arizona border, detains two and seizes equipment.

Marine Corporal Josue Cisneros reunited with his family at Phoenix's Sky Harbor Airport, enabled by nonprofit Miles for Military, to celebrate his sister's graduation and his birthday.

The Phoenix City Council voted unanimously to conduct a detailed study of the reverse lane system, despite public pressure and a petition to remove them, with results expected by December 2026.

The Arizona community supports a toddler recovering from a severe rattlesnake bite, with her condition improving after hospital treatment and ongoing therapy.

A semi-truck carrying watermelons caught fire on I-10 in Tempe, leading to lane closures and no reported injuries.

An officer and a suspect were hospitalized after a shooting during a Phoenix traffic stop. The suspect attempted to grab the officer's weapon and was shot, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.

Rising educator misconduct cases are reported in Arizona and Utah, with Arizona seeing an increase to 325 cases in 2024. Funding for investigative staff is said to contribute to the rise, and Utah faces a backlog due to a shortage of investigators.

Margy Bons created the Military Assistance Mission in honor of her son, fallen in Iraq, to provide financial help and other support to service members in need.

Phoenix police seek public help to identify two persons of interest in a 2024 deadly Halloween party shooting. Silent Witness offers a $2,000 reward for information.

Navajo Police are searching for Erica Pelt and her daughter Samara Williams, last seen walking into a mountain range near Pinon, Arizona. Authorities urge public assistance.

Rep. David Schweikert admitted to missing a House vote on a spending bill due to falling asleep after working on legislation for 36 hours straight. The bill, which passed narrowly, includes tax cuts and Medicaid cuts.

Maricopa County considers ending federal oversight of its sheriff's office due to the $352 million cost of a racial-profiling case settlement from ex-Sheriff Arpaio's tenure.

The Trump administration is reportedly considering reducing national monuments like Bears Ears and Grand Canyon-adjacent land for commercial use, despite opposition from Native American tribes and conservationists.