Cameron Payne, ex-Phoenix Suns player, was arrested in Scottsdale after a 911 call and providing a false name to police during a domestic disagreement.

Kathryn Gregory has been appointed as the new Assistant City Manager of Avondale, bringing over 30 years of experience in local government management.

A girl was seriously injured after being hit by a car near Greenway High School; police responded, and she's now stable. Traffic was affected, investigation ongoing.

Mochidot Donuts introduces Japanese-inspired mochi donuts to central Phoenix, offering a chewy twist on the classic dessert with a range of unique flavors.

The Phoenix Fire Department conducted an extensive search & rescue training program, focusing on realistic simulations and performance metrics to enhance life-saving skills.

The S'edav Va'aki Museum in Phoenix has been reaccredited by the American Alliance of Museums, highlighting its commitment to industry standards and best practices.

A 17-year-old boy was shot dead in Guadalupe, with the MCSO investigating the late-night incident that left the community shaken. No suspects have been identified yet.

The Arizona 3rd Congressional District Democratic primary is very close, potentially leading to a recount with Ansari narrowly leading Terán by 67 votes from nearly 44,000. The outcome will decide who faces Republican Jeff Zink in November.

Unofficial results from the 2024 Pinal County primary election are being processed, with updates expected and an audit scheduled, before final canvassing on August 12th.

The family of Rachel Hansen, murdered two years ago in Gilbert, is still seeking justice, with the case remaining unsolved and a $7,000 reward for information offered.

Simone Biles and other elite gymnasts will perform in Phoenix on September 18th for the “Gold Over America Tour,” promoting gymnastics and raising awareness for the survival of collegiate men’s gymnastics.

Monsoon storms sparked multiple wildfires in Tonto National Forest, leading to evacuations and closures at recreation sites such as Bartlett Lake, where the Bartlett Fire consumed 1,000 acres.

Phoenix broke its August 3 heat record reaching 116 degrees, while officials issued an "Excessive Heat Warning" and urged precautions against heat-related illnesses.