Mesa Community College lifted a lockdown initiated after a nearby domestic incident escalated and led to a car chase, crash, and assault before the suspect fled.

Charges against three men involved in the assault of former NHL player Paul Bissonnette may be escalated by Maricopa County prosecutors after a municipal court dismissal.

A woman and her four children were rescued by bystanders after their car crashed into a Phoenix canal. The Good Samaritans acted quickly to save the family, who suffered minor injuries. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Phoenix, AZ is set for sunny, pleasant weather with clear skies and mild temperatures, perfect for outdoor activities, as per the National Weather Service.

The Phoenix Police's $22 million Taser upgrade sparks debate amid a DOJ report criticizing their Taser use as often "unreasonable" and lacking de-escalation efforts.

BNSF Railway Co. aims to postpone a vote initially set for December 11 on a Phoenix rail complex project to March 26, 2025, to align zoning decisions and address community concerns.

Microchip Technology Inc. plans to close its Tempe factory by September 2025 to cut costs, affecting 500 employees and saving the company $90 million annually.

Portillo's is opening a new restaurant in Chandler, Arizona, featuring a double drive-thru and designed as the "Restaurant of the Future." The opening is planned for 2025.

The Coconino County ballot recount has confirmed the initial election results, ensuring electoral integrity and affirming voter confidence in the process.

Arizona receives a $34.8 million federal grant to support new and existing charter schools, with a focus on serving educationally disadvantaged students.

Lake Havasu City honors the 83rd anniversary of Pearl Harbor with a ceremony featuring a USS Arizona relic, hosted by the Marine Corps League Detachment #757.

Arizona's Supreme Court finalized rule changes for attorney complaint processes to ensure fairness and efficiency, limiting who can be a formal complainant while enabling the State Bar to investigate any reported misconduct.

Coconino County invites public input on six candidates vying for a Superior Court judgeship. The meeting for public comments is set for December 19, 2024, ahead of the interviews on January 9, 2025.