A teen has been charged with first-degree murder after a fatal shooting in a Mesa trailer park, with police finding the victim and evidence, including the supposed murder weapon.

Michael Leroy Witt from Phoenix was sentenced to 10 years for assaulting a federal officer and smuggling undocumented individuals, as per the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Two Indian nationals were charged by a federal grand jury with conspiracy to launder money, accused of defrauding elderly Americans through a tech support scam.

Pinal County Animal Care and Control is seeking public help to find the person who abandoned a dog in their parking lot. The frightened dog was later secured and is now safe. Abandoning animals is illegal under Arizona law.

The article describes a series of sunny and peaceful days ahead for Phoenix, with comfortable temperatures and clear skies, according to the National Weather Service.

Prescott Mayor's January 2025 newsletter outlines a focus on public safety, housing, and economic growth, detailing new tax-funded fire stations and housing plans.

Chino Valley town officials seek public input on budget priorities through a survey available online and in hard copy, emphasizing the role of community engagement in fiscal planning.

The Wall Street Journal reports on the SHIPS for America Act, aimed at reviving the U.S. maritime industry and countering China’s dominance in shipping.

The Mesa Public Library is launching "Mesa Reads," a program to encourage daily reading, with events starting January 11, 2025, and prize drawings for participants.

Plans for a specialty grocery store and restaurants are part of Goodyear's downtown GSQ development, with possible interest from Trader Joe's, although unconfirmed by the retailer.

A three-year-old boy suffered life-threatening injuries after a near-drowning incident in a Queen Creek backyard pool; he was rescued by a family member and is in the hospital. The MCSO is investigating.

Traces of avian influenza A(H5) have been detected in Maricopa County's wastewater. Health officials report no human cases and advise standard precautions.

A man suspected of carjacking in California was arrested in Buckeye, Arizona, with the help of a license plate reader. The victim of the carjacking was hospitalized. Details of the incident remain limited.