A shooting near 401 S. Mill Avenue in Tempe on March 28 left one dead and another injured; suspect Aidan Zepeda was arrested the following day.

The Yavapai-Apache Nation sued Sedona Red Rock Casino over alleged violations of tribal water rights tied to a 2024 settlement.

Thousands joined the PurpleStride Walk at Salt River Fields in Scottsdale to support pancreatic cancer awareness and research efforts by PanCAN.

Monsoon floods in Maricopa County near the Gila River caused evacuations, multiple rescues, and at least two deaths following heavy rainfall.

Arizona cuts SNAP benefits for over 450,000 residents, including 200,000 children, following federal work requirement changes under Trump’s 2025 law.

Maricopa County deputies and agencies raided an Avondale warehouse, seizing hundreds of pounds of cocaine and dismantling a major cartel ring.

Tempe police recovered stolen artifacts from a Chandler pawn shop linked to recent burglaries after a weekend break-in.

Sedona Mayor Scott Jablow vetoed the city council's approval of the Red Rock Resort expansion over water rights and environmental concerns.

A Maricopa County elections official testified in Phoenix court about alleged ballot tampering in the 2026 election.

Sixty-eight protesters were arrested at Arizona State University Tempe for defying orders to remove tents during a pro-Palestinian demonstration.