Joel Hernandez Anaya faces manslaughter charges after a fire in a Phoenix mobile home killed two. Anaya admitted to igniting clothes with gasoline. The court set a $500,000 bond due to flight risk concerns.

A memorial grows for 15-year-old Jaylen Reeves, who was fatally stabbed in Ahwatukee, while the police continue investigating the incident with no arrests made yet.

A Mesa man, Christopher Mendez, was detained after a high-speed chase and shootout with a trooper leading to a crash in Gilbert.

Avanti Senior Living in Peoria, now under new management, has been rebranded as Spring Gardens Peoria by Avista Senior Living after ADHS revoked its license due to negligent practices.

September home price growth slows in the Phoenix area, with national trends showing a cooling housing market, influenced by inflation and market disparities.

Scottsdale retains its title as the top digital city among mid-sized U.S. cities, emphasizing citizen services, cybersecurity, and privacy, through innovative tech like AI, partnerships, and improved digital platforms.

Maricopa encourages residents to shop locally on Small Business Saturday, highlighting the benefits to the local economy and community connection. The city has eliminated small business licenses to support entrepreneurs.

A Tucson man is indicted on charges including trying to produce child pornography and enticing minors, involving child abuse streams from the Philippines.

Marana Mayor Ed Honea has passed away at 77, leaving behind a legacy of dedicated service to the community, having served on the Town Council for 37 years.

Fountain Hills announces road closures for the Turkey Trot and Thanksgiving Day Parade, noting increased participation and advising residents of traffic disruptions from 5 AM to noon.

Jesse Wells was arrested after stealing a city truck and assaulting two officers in Buckeye, with both minor injuries and one hospitalized. He's charged with vehicle theft and aggravated assault.

WestWorld in Scottsdale, Arizona, contributed $163.6 million to the state’s GDP, supported 1,813 jobs, and generated $4.8 million in taxes, per an ASU study.

The Mesa Police Department, in partnership with the Governor's Office of Highway Safety, is launching the 2024 Holiday DUI Task Force to reduce DUI incidents through January 1, 2025.