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Mesa police investigate an overnight crash on Loop 202 that left two people dead in the East Valley
Mesa police and DPS investigated a fatal four-car crash on westbound Loop 202 near McKellips Road, resulting in two deaths and traffic disruptions.
Planned mine near Mammoth draws lawsuit over rare owls
A lawsuit was filed challenging federal approvals for a copper mine near Mammoth, Arizona, citing threats to endangered Mexican spotted owls.
Portion of former GM Proving Ground in Mesa to get 2,400 homes, commercial
Mesa approved Legacy Park, a mixed-use development with 2,400 homes and commercial space on 196 acres of the former GM Proving Ground site.
Colorado River cuts could drive up your water bill
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation announced 20–25% Colorado River water cuts for Arizona, California, and Nevada, raising water costs over two years.
1 dead after shooting in Tonopah, fire officials say
One person was killed in a shooting near 355th Avenue and Baseline Road in Tonopah, Maricopa County, Arizona, on Aug. 22.
The Trump–Lutnick Mining Machine: How a $1.6 Billion Rare-Earth Deal Put Taxpayer Cash on a Conveyor…
U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick backed up to $1.6 billion in federal support for USA Rare Earth, and the company's linked private fundraising was…
Brother of Slain CJNG Leader ‘El Mencho’ Pleads Guilty to International Drug…
Antonio Oseguera Cervantes, 67, brother of late CJNG co-founder Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to traffic cocaine and…
Coconino County Justice Bus receives national Enhancing Justice Award
Coconino County’s Justice Bus won the American Bar Association’s Enhancing Justice Award for providing legal services in remote communities.
Arizona Supreme Court backs Goldwater in Phoenix police records case
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that Phoenix must release police union negotiation records, reversing lower court orders to withhold them.
Downtown Tucson business speaks out about safety after mass shooting
A mass shooting in downtown Tucson injured nine; suspect David Leroy French was shot by police and faces multiple charges.