A DUI crash in Phoenix, involving 22-year-old Fernando Rodriguez-Sanchez, resulted in Henry Mandley's death and left others injured. Rodriguez-Sanchez faces multiple charges.

Two men are hospitalized after a double shooting in Glendale, with both victims sustaining life-threatening injuries; the incident's cause is currently under investigation.

Alabama man, Anthony Goodin, arrested for first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a woman in Kingman, Arizona.

An assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Pennsylvania resulted in one dead, two critically injured, and questions about security at political events.

Efforts to save Gilbert’s historic Clare House are intensifying as the community races to raise $135,000 before an August 1 deadline to avert its demolition for a new nightclub.

The article discusses reactions to an assassination attempt on former President Trump, with bipartisan condemnation of political violence and calls for a thorough investigation.

A mountain lion was spotted at Tucson Medical Center; officials secured the area and consulted with AZGFD. No injuries occurred, and the lion was to be released with a GPS collar.

Arizona golf course employee, Rick Messina, died after a swarm of bees stung him while working at El Conquistador Golf. The course improved safety and bee management thereafter.

The Arizona Department of Corrections is facing challenges while installing AC in prisons where inmates endure extreme heat, with upgrades to take years due to funding and logistics.

Firefighters combat the Hillside Fire in Arizona, facing challenging winds and tough terrain. Ground and air efforts are in place, with 178 personnel working to contain the 798-acre blaze, currently at 0% containment.

The Pima County Department of Environmental Quality issued an ozone action day advisory for Tucson, warning against outdoor activities during high ozone levels.

Phoenix is set to endure a heatwave with temperatures potentially exceeding 110 degrees, accompanied by partial cloudiness and chances of showers and thunderstorms.

Eric Ridenour, 58, was convicted of hate crimes and arson for burning two churches in Douglas, Arizona, due to their inclusive stances on leadership roles.