A woman and her dog perished in a house fire in Sun City, with firefighters unable to save them despite a swift response. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Veteran pilot Joie "Joe" Vitosky died in a Scottsdale Airport crash after a landing gear malfunction. His actions possibly saved lives by avoiding a worse crash.

A man was shot dead by police in Gilbert, AZ, following a reported abduction, with a woman injured during the incident. Both the Gilbert and Phoenix police departments are investigating.

Phoenix's weather will be variable this week, with a slight chance of rain and mostly gentle winds. Temperatures will range from highs near 70 degrees to lows around 46 degrees, and conditions will improve towards a sunny weekend.

A shooting in Maryvale, Phoenix, resulted in one man dead and another critically wounded near 51st Avenue and Indian School Road.

Maricopa is considering a plan to turn a 2.5-acre residential plot into a public museum, with community meetings and city council deliberations scheduled.

Rep. Nancy Gutierrez proposed a bill to secure resources for Arizonans with developmental disabilities, opposing potential cuts suggested by Rep. Livingston.

Two former Arizona DES employees were convicted in a bribery scheme, accepting bribes to approve false unemployment claims during the COVID-19 crisis.

The Concours in the Hills car event in Fountain Hills has been postponed to April 19 due to bad weather, but aims to support Phoenix Children's Hospital.

Arizona House Committee approves HB2330, a bill to help police interact with people who have communication disabilities, sponsored by Representative Julie Willoughby.

Maricopa's Community Support Specialist, Jim DeVenezia, offers aid beyond usual police duties by pooling resources for initiatives like the Angel Tree program and managing volunteer efforts such as the "You Are Not Alone" (YANA) initiative.

Surprise, Arizona is seeking applicants for a vacancy on the Judicial Selection Advisory Commission, with a deadline of February 28 and the term lasting until June 2025. Residents can apply online or via traditional methods.

Buckeye police collaborate with ICAC on Safer Internet Day, offering tools and info for online safety, including a Sextortion Victim Resource and expert guidance.