Josh Kristianto

The City of Surprise held its annual State of the City address Tuesday night at its spring training baseball stadium, highlighting growth, water security and future development.

Drought conditions continue their grip on Arizona communities, and small towns like Kearny are already feeling the impacts.

Scottsdale could lose as much as 80% of its Colorado River water supply in the coming years, according to an expert who spoke at a community water forum Monday night — a warning that left many residents concerned about the city’s long‑term water security.

An El Mirage family will never be the same after a shooting took the life of a 17-year-old boy on Monday night.

A new data center is in the works in Mesa after the planning and zoning board conditionally approved the project. While still needing city council approval, some are trying to put a stop to it.

Only about 1% of American adults identify as Orthodox Christian. Over the last 10 years, however, more and more parishes have been popping up, including here in Arizona.

Maricopa County is launching a new effort to help renters who are falling behind and facing possible eviction, focusing on Phoenix zip codes with the highest number of filings.

Tensions ran high Tuesday night as parents, educators, and community members packed a DVUSD board meeting to confront board member Kim Fisher over what many described as an anti‑Semitic gesture.

Activists have filed a petition to disincorporate the City of Surprise and return its land and assets to Maricopa County over a planned ICE processing center.

Two former Mountain Ridge High employees say they were pushed out after raising alarms about student treatment, in a Notice of Claim against DVUSD.