Hein Lwin in Peoria was arrested for the murder of his 2-year-old stepchild, initially accused of child abuse and aggravated assault, now facing first-degree murder charges.

Police fatally shot a home invasion suspect in Phoenix after a chase ended in a crash; the suspect brandished a gun and ignored commands before being shot.

The National Weather Service predicts clear, sunny weather with mild temperatures for Phoenix, extending into early next week, including calm winds and warmer temperatures by the weekend.

University of Arizona students in the "Problems to Possibilities" program are generating innovative solutions for revitalizing Tucson's historic Roy Place building through a partnership with Pima County Economic Development.

Pima County's Economic Development department won a Golden Prospector Award of Merit for their Property Explorer website, which helps site selectors with data-rich, interactive property assessments.

Mike Pelton is Fountain Hills' new Public Information Officer, bringing his Emmy-winning journalism experience to enhance town communications and community relations.

Valerie Pullara joins the Pima County Small Business Commission, bringing her expertise from managing a non-profit dog support center and mentoring small businesses to the advisory group.

The Pima County Small Business Commission awarded Forbes Meat Company and Arivaca Mercantile in the annual Small Business Awards, with SARSEF also honored.

Chandler invites locals to the final workshops on downtown's future, featuring 3D augmented reality, on November 15 and 16 at the ASU Innovation Center.

Kelle Maslyn of Pima County has earned her AZED Pro certification, indicating advanced knowledge in economic development which may benefit local business growth.

The Gilbert Days Parade and Festival offers live music, games, and food; it includes a themed parade, rodeo, and athletic events, with tickets at $5 and free parking.

Mesa's Mesa Grande Cultural Park has been renamed Sce:dagĭ Mu:val Va’aki, honoring Indigenous heritage and strengthening ties with the O'odham and Piipaash peoples.

Northern California residents are advised to alter landscape watering in November, reducing frequency due to cooler temperatures and shorter days, following the City of Mesa's guidelines for different plant types.