A Texas woman was sentenced to 18 months in prison for her part in a scheme to defraud the IRS by hacking a tax firm and obtaining over $2.5 million in fraudulent refunds.

The 11th Annual Glendale Family Resource Fair offers free information and services on health, education, and family welfare on April 12 at GESD System of Care Center.

Arizona is preparing for a severe wildfire season due to dry conditions and drought, which raise the risk of widespread fire incidents, as reported by the state's Forestry and Fire Management Department.

Senator Gallego and other Democrats are seeking answers from the Trump Administration about layoffs at HHS that affect public health programs in Arizona.

Local businesses expect higher costs due to President Trump's 10% tariff on imports, affecting veterinary practices like Dr. Kelly's Surgical Unit in Phoenix. Global leaders express concerns about trade war risks and economic consequences.

School bus crash near Tucson injures four; SUV driver arrested and charged with felony counts, including aggravated assault; may have been impaired by marijuana.

A 1-year-old girl is critically injured after nearly drowning in a Phoenix bathtub. She is now expected to recover. Investigations and safety reminders follow the incident.

Amanda Franco, a 21-year-old nursing assistant, was killed at a party in Phoenix, with the shooting leaving a teen injured and Camelback Academy in mourning.

Terrell Suggs was sentenced to 18 months probation and 100 hours community service for disorderly conduct after a confrontation at a Starbucks in Scottsdale.

The weather in Phoenix, AZ will be sunny with rising temperatures into the lower 90s throughout the week, with a slight chance of sprinkles on Friday.

Arizona begins constructing a wildlife overpass on I-17 south of Flagstaff, funded by a federal grant, aimed at connecting habitats and reducing animal-vehicle collisions.

Jasmine Pernicano has been appointed as the new City Clerk of Goodyear, bringing extensive experience in municipal government and record management from previous roles.

Surprise, Arizona campaigns for an IKEA store with a parody catalog and a series of quirky events, demonstrating residents' desire for the retailer as revealed by local surveys.