Pima County's Swim Team Program won the 2024 Outstanding Aquatics Program Award from the Arizona Parks & Recreation Association.

Two men are indicted for a triple murder and other felonies, including pet deaths, following an investigation into a deadly apartment fire in Ahwatukee.

A suspected DUI crash in Black Canyon City caused a power outage after a man hit a power pole. Repairs were made within hours, and charges are pending.

Phoenix Police are investigating after Jesse Benich was found shot dead in an alley near 27th Avenue and Solano Drive, with homicide detectives seeking public assistance.

A man died in Phoenix when his car collided with and was crushed under a semi-truck. The accident involved multiple vehicles but no other injuries were reported.

Backpage.com co-founder Michael Lacey receives a 5-year prison sentence and a $3 million fine for money laundering related to ads promoting prostitution.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with daily temperatures expected to exceed 107 degrees and lows in the mid-80s, along with calm winds and clear skies. Health officials advise staying hydrated and limiting heat exposure.

Frontier Airlines starts a new Phoenix-Burbank route and targets competitors American and Southwest Airlines. It is part of their 11-route expansion and comes amid fare transparency improvements.

St. Luke's Behavioral Health Center has furloughed most of its staff following license suspension due to equipment issues. Employees can use PTO or seek other positions within the Steward Health network.

The Edith hotel, a $140 million high-rise, is expected to begin development in Downtown Phoenix this fall, bringing 236 rooms and amenities like a rooftop bar and pool.

Waymo expands its autonomous vehicle service at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport to offer 24/7 curbside pickups and drop-offs at Terminals 3 and 4 for all Waymo One users.

Apache Junction facilities adjust hours for Labor Day with most offices closed, but pools and multi-gen center open for limited hours. Emergency services will operate as usual.

Tolleson city offices will close on Labor Day, September 2, 2024, although emergency services will remain available. Regular operations will resume on September 3.