A Lyft driver in Scottsdale was left injured and carless after a hit-and-run, while a separate incident saw a Hertz customer face a $10,000 charge for 'unlimited miles.'

The article discusses concerns over election integrity due to incidents of ballot mishandling in Queen Creek, Arizona, and targeted attacks on ballot drop boxes in the Pacific Northwest.

The community rallies to fund a new prosthetic for Perry High School's Everett Watson, a football player injured in a shooting at age 12, as his current one breaks.

A study by Sam Aguiar Injury Lawyers highlights the deadliest intersections in the Western United States with nine out of ten being in Arizona and California.

The Phoenix Police are investigating after Nazario Lopez-Felix, 47, was found dead in a park, showing signs of "suspicious trauma." They are urging witnesses to provide information.

A suspect, David Mundt, was arrested decades later for a 1986 Phoenix sexual assault case, thanks to genetic genealogy.

Donald Trump is under fire for suggesting Liz Cheney might change her stance on military action if she faced shooting rifles, remarks condemned by Cheney and others as an incitement to violence.

Tyler Freeman, 18, has been sentenced to 2.5 years in prison after pleading guilty to two violent assaults involving brass knuckles and another attack in Gilbert.

Authorities are probing Field+Media Corps, Arizona, for submitting voter registration forms with inconsistencies in Pennsylvania. No evidence of widespread fraud is found.

A bicyclist was seriously injured after being hit by an SUV in Mesa, with police investigating the cause, including testing the driver for impairment.

Residents in a senior living community near Apache Junction are enduring a year-long mail delivery disruption due to a damaged mail cluster box, leading to daily 30-minute trips to the local post office.

VP nominees JD Vance and Tim Walz campaign in Arizona days before the presidential election, aiming to sway the state's significant independent electorate.

Arizona politician Alberto Gutier has died, leaving a legacy of over 50 years of service, including as director of the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.