Casa Grande invites residents to discuss affordable housing challenges on January 15 at the City Council Chambers, emphasizing public input in shaping the city's Housing Plan.

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help to find missing 64-year-old Joe Soto, last seen on December 27, 2024, in Dolan Springs, Arizona.

A man in Phoenix was fatally attacked by a suspect who hit him with a car then stabbed him; the suspect cited hearing voices and was charged with murder.

Several Phoenix light rail stations will be closed for testing ahead of Valley Metro's new extension. Alternative transport, like shuttle buses, will be provided.

Dave Dinkins was sentenced to 42 years for the murder and kidnapping of Geoffrey Rugwiro in Maricopa County, as announced by the County Attorney's Office.

San Luis completes a streetlight installation project on 6th Avenue, enhancing night visibility and safety, with plans for more lighting projects underway.

Cochise County, Arizona schools receive grants for mental health support and increased security, including hiring nine professionals and improving law enforcement collaboration.

Phoenix sells eight city-owned parcels in Sunnyslope to encourage mixed-income housing and combat the affordable housing crisis, with the requirement that developments include units for families earning below 80% AMI.

Apache Junction teams up with SRP to remove trees posing risks to power lines, replacing them with low-growth varieties, and planting additional trees for public and environmental benefits.

The Fields at Countryside in Surprise won SFMA's Soccer Field of the Year in Schools & Parks, highlighting the city's commitment to maintaining exceptional sports fields.

The Town of Gilbert warns of potential water discoloration due to rerouting for a pipeline project, assuring safety and announcing plans to flush the system.

Penn State defeated Boise State 31-14 in the Fiesta Bowl, marking their first College Football Playoff semifinal appearance, while the defense and rushing game earned high praise.

Cognite, a Norwegian industrial software firm, is moving its global HQ to Tempe, Arizona, and plans to create 100 jobs and foster collaborations with local entities.