A recent graduate and her ex-boyfriend died in a suspected murder-suicide in Glendale, Arizona, leading to a tragic end to a planned family celebration.

The 'Tianyu Lights Festival' will light up Phoenix starting October 25, offering a walk-through experience with themed areas and LED light displays, aiming to promote conservation awareness.

The Peoria Center for the Performing Arts is hosting the last Made in Arizona film series event, screening 'Raising Arizona' on October 19, with a post-film discussion led by Jeannie Berg.

The Chandler City Council has started the budget planning process for FY 2025-2026, including the impact of eliminated rental taxes and inviting public input via a Resident Budget Survey.

New eastbound lanes on I-10 between Ina and Ruthrauff roads in Tucson have opened, marking progress in the $171M widening project expected to finalize by late 2025.

Peoria is welcoming new dining options and a Safeway store, with North Italia & Blanco Cocina opening on October 16, and Safeway on October 18, which will donate over $100,000 to local organizations.

A Silver Alert is issued in Cochise County, AZ, for Marke Howard Matthews, a 67-year-old man with a medical condition affecting his judgment, missing since October 11.

Peoria, Arizona's Parks & Recreation Department has created the M.O.R.E. Division to expand green spaces, potentially doubling the city's preserved area to around 7,700 acres.

The Tucson Police Department is actively searching for David Bruce Nicholas, 68, reported missing since October 13, as detailed in a Silver Alert bulletin.

Andrea Crespin received a 22-year prison sentence after a wrong-way crash in Arizona, which killed her toddler and injured others, following her DUI conviction.

Goodyear Ballpark is hosting a free Fall Festival on October 26 with autumn-themed family activities, including a haunted trail, trick-or-treating, pumpkin and costume contests, a movie screening, and a DJ dance party.

The ADCRR named Ashley Oddo and John Barcello as new Deputy Directors, with both bringing prior departmental experience to their roles in advancing correctional practices.

Arizona Rep. Nguyen questions the legality of Sedona's local firearm ordinance, suggesting it may conflict with state law on carrying and discharging firearms in public spaces. He urges Sedona to review and ensure compliance with state statutes.