A fatal collision between a motorcycle and a vehicle occurred in Queen Creek, resulting in one death and severe injury to another. The cause is under investigation.

An Arizona man was indicted for allegedly trying to exploit a minor online, not realizing that the "mother" he was communicating with was an undercover agent.

Phoenix suffers from multiple stabbing incidents, with one man killed near a gas station and two men injured near an old mall. Police seek information on the unsolved cases.

A man was found fatally shot in a Mesa home after neighbors reported hearing a "popping" noise. One person has been detained, and police are investigating.

Search efforts are ongoing for a man who went under and didn't resurface at Lake Pleasant on September 15, supervised by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Arizona repealed its 1864 abortion ban, with current laws allowing abortions until 15 weeks. A ballot measure could permit them until fetal viability if voters approve.

Brief showers are expected in Phoenix today, followed by sunny skies and a high of 99 degrees with possible windy conditions. The rest of the week looks clear with a gradual climb to 101 degrees by Sunday.

The Pinal County Attorney's Office organizes its 3rd Annual Domestic Violence Awareness 5K Trail Walk to encourage community unity and support for survivors.

Chandler is implementing a new Advanced Metering Infrastructure, replacing traditional water meters with advanced ones for improved monitoring and billing, supported by grants totaling $1.2 million. Installation starts in late 2024.

Scottsdale's Parks and Recreation hosts 'Rewind 70s Night' featuring 70s music, a disco DJ, a cocktail garden, and a vintage market at the Civic Center, following last year's 80s event success.

The Go and Grow Education and Employment Fair on September 25 aims to connect students and job seekers with educational institutions and local employers at the Goodyear Recreation Campus.

Chandler City Council has formed a Resident Bond Exploratory Committee to assess capital improvement financing needs, aiming to report back in 2025 for a possible public vote.

"Surprise Lately" showcases upcoming local events, such as the SciTech Festival, library card sign-ups, youth camps, sports, and civic initiatives including job fairs and health initiatives.