Two Yavapai County Sheriff's Office members, Steve Warburton and Zebadiah Dickinson, were promoted at a ceremony, highlighted for their dedicated service and past achievements.

Pima County health officials are collecting feedback through a survey to improve responses to extreme heat, and they plan a public hearing on a new heat ordinance on August 19 to address the issue.

Yavapai County honored three Sheriff’s Office members for their long service, including a captain, a sergeant awarded the Medal of Valor, and a deputy known for a significant child rescue.

Din Tai Fung is set to open its first Arizona location at Scottsdale Fashion Square in early 2025, bringing its popular soup dumplings and noodles to local food enthusiasts.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Casa Grande for the accidental fatal shooting of his friend, also 18, after horseplay with a stolen gun. He faces second-degree murder charges.

Vice President Harris and Governor Walz campaign in Phoenix, focusing on key issues such as labor, the economy, and abortion in an effort to rally Democrats in Arizona.

Seven individuals were arraigned for the murder of 16-year-old Preston Lord in Maricopa County, with extensive evidence to be reviewed before a potential July 2025 trial.

ASU Police Chief Michael Thompson is retiring after being placed on leave, which followed criticism of the department's handling of campus protests in April.

A body was recovered at the Grand Canyon, identified as missing New Mexico woman Leticia Castillo. Her death marks the fourth recent fatality in the park.

A high-speed crash on I-17 in Phoenix resulted in a driver's death after colliding with a median barrier. The southbound lanes were temporarily closed for investigation.

Man with prior animal cruelty conviction, Lester Paul Richmond, was arrested in New Mexico after skipping his sentencing in Arizona for killing a husky puppy.

The forecast in Phoenix predicts potential showers and a slight chance of thunderstorms amid a heatwave, with high temperatures reaching up to 110 degrees and minimal nighttime cooling.

The Latino voter population in Arizona has more than doubled since 2000, now at 1.3 million, making the state's electorate the fourth largest nationwide.