Arizona court rules a lone arsonist's presence doesn't support conviction for arson of an "occupied structure."

Arizona enacted House Bill 2679 to reduce energy costs and enhance grid investments through utility securitization, benefiting both consumers and infrastructure.

Sen. Ruben Gallego showed support for law enforcement with legislation during Police Week, including the BADGES Act and Innovate to De-Escalate Modernization Act. He also backed the Invest to Protect Act to aid police welfare.

Mr. Charlie's Told Me So, a vegan fast-food chain, is expanding into the Arizona market with plans for 18 new locations, despite the downturn in plant-based eateries.

A driver died and several bus passengers were injured in a collision in Page, Arizona. The cause is under investigation, with speed and alcohol not ruled out.

Arizona lawmakers discussed child safety in group homes, focusing on the case of Emily Pike, a 14-year-old Indigenous girl found dead after going missing, highlighting systemic issues and jurisdiction complexities.

Two men, Scott McCracken and Norberto Ruiz, died in a Mesa shootout, with closed-off Broadway Road for the investigation.

Jordan Wren was arrested in connection with a 2024 south Phoenix shooting that left one dead and two injured; he faces charges including second-degree murder.

Two men died in a Mesa shooting late Tuesday night; police state it was not a random incident. Both men fired shots and were later pronounced dead at the hospital.

A former Prescott officer, Brian Sutton, was indicted for manslaughter in the shooting of an unarmed man, Daniel Leslie, during a response to a domestic incident.

Daymon French was arrested during a traffic stop in Phoenix, suspected of fatally stabbing Johnny Vaughn in 2023. He's booked on second-degree murder charges.

The article reports on the sunny and warm weather forecast for Phoenix, with temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to the high 90s and mild winds throughout the week.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes announced L & L Investments, after felony fraud convictions, must pay over $34 million to the state Medicaid system for behavioral health services fraud.