Lori Vallow has been allowed to represent herself in an Arizona trial over her alleged role in family murders.

Two men were shot at a Phoenix apartment complex, sustaining serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Police have detained individuals and are investigating the incident.

Arizona's I-40 is receiving a $27.5 million upgrade for bridge replacements and interchange improvements, funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

The article describes the annual APS Electric Light Parade in Phoenix, including the parade route, street closures, parking advice, and viewing options.

Dr. Christopher W. Schwartz is appointed as the City of Phoenix Archaeologist, bringing extensive experience in North American archaeology to the role starting December 9.

Arizona's AG, Kris Mayes, has initiated a Supreme Court briefing schedule for the execution of Aaron Gunches, signaling a possible resumption of the state's death penalty.

The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department reports success with their new hotline for park issues, receiving over 120 calls since its launch in September.

The weather forecast for Phoenix predicts sunny skies and moderate temperatures for the upcoming week, with highs in the low 70s and nights in the mid-40s.

Timothy Sullivan was sentenced to 31.5 years for murdering Amy Leagans in 2020; meanwhile, the case of JoAnn Dudek's 2022 disappearance sees progress with persons of interest identified.

The VAI Resort, a $1.2 billion project in Glendale's Sports and Entertainment District, is under construction and expected to open in 2025, promising luxury, entertainment, and economic growth.

Chris Nanos was confirmed as the winner of the Pima County Sheriff's race by a narrow margin after a recount, beating Republican Heather Lappin by 481 votes.

Arizona State's coach Kenny Dillingham faces Iowa State in the Big 12 Championship, where he once sought inspiration, with a playoff spot on the line.

Casa Grande, in partnership with AWC, is adopting drought-tolerant landscaping at City Hall, part of a wider campaign to reduce water usage by 15%. The project, costing $347,000, involves efficient irrigation and xeriscaping.