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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.
Tucsonans mourn in the aftermath of deadly ICE shootings
Dozens protested in Tucson following the shooting death of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, amid conflicting accounts of the incident.
SR 89A reopens north of Sedona as Pocket Fire conditions improve
State Route 89A north of Sedona reopened July 13 after nearly a month closure due to the Pocket Fire, which is now 76% contained.
Pocket Fire 76% contained but Sedona and Flagstaff businesses still struggling
The Pocket Fire north of Sedona burned over 27,000 acres and is 76% contained, impacting businesses in Sedona and Flagstaff.
Phoenix utility program offers one-time $600 electric bill credit and $100 gas assistance to…
Phoenix launches a one-time program offering up to $600 electric bill credits and $100 gas aid for families cut from SNAP benefits after Oct. 1, 2025.
Sedona planning board advances limits on new hotel and short-term rental projects to ease traffic…
Sedona’s Planning and Zoning Commission advanced limits on new hotel and short-term rentals to reduce traffic and protect the Red Rock corridor.
Fireworks cause large brush fire in Tucson
A large brush fire in Tucson's south side was sparked by consumer fireworks on South Treat Avenue Saturday night.
Crash closes eastbound I-10 at Loop 202 in west Phoenix
A multi-vehicle crash involving a black SUV closing eastbound I-10 near Loop 202 in west Phoenix is under investigation by state troopers.
Pocket Fire could take months to fully contain officials say
The Pocket Fire near Sedona has burned over 17,000 acres with 20% containment, and officials warn full containment may take months.