George Mosley has been indicted in Maricopa County on charges including child sex trafficking and illegal control of an enterprise, related to victimizing a Michigan teen.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office joins forces with local agencies for a DUI enforcement unit funded by a GOHS grant, leading to 61 stops and four arrests before Christmas.

A man was fatally shot near Steele Indian School Park in Phoenix; the suspect, Henry Turner, was arrested and faces murder and firearm possession charges.

The National Weather Service predicts calm and sunny weather for Phoenix, AZ through the first week of January with highs in the low 70s and mild evenings.

A deaf Old English Sheepdog named Rags, stolen from Alabama, was found in Arizona after a year, amidst a battle over his custody between original and new owners. He was reunited with his current owner, Olivia Gardner.

The Phoenix area is anticipating a variety of new restaurants in 2025, including ventures by Pretty Decent Concepts and 151 Hospitality, and notable additions to Scottsdale Fashion Square and the West Valley.

Parts Town opened a new automated fulfillment center in Glendale, Arizona, aiming to increase its distribution capacity and workforce in the southwest region.

Arizona renters are set to pay less starting in 2025 as the state eliminates the Transaction Privilege Tax on rent, potentially affecting municipal budgets.

The article discusses the musical albums released in 2024, highlighting their narrative strength and the continued relevance of the album format over singles, with mentions of artists like Billie Eilish and Vince Staples.

The article details the closing of beloved eateries in Phoenix and Detroit's culinary highs and lows, including rising food costs and notable restaurant achievements.

The Bad Cactus Brass Band releases a new album after an 11-year break and marks their return with a Phoenix concert.

This article highlights the best sports bars in Phoenix for watching football and soccer, emphasizing their varied atmospheres, food, and the passionate sports community.

Arizona faces a severe youth literacy crisis, with only 41% of third graders reading at grade level, due to resource shortages and a teacher deficit. The nonprofit Read Better Be Better received a $1.5 million grant to tackle this issue.