Coyote attacks 4-year-old and mother in Surprise neighborhood
Arizona wildlife officials are testing coyotes after a rare attack injured a 4-year-old girl and her mother in a Surprise neighborhood.
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Arizona extends driver-license photo updates to 16 years
Arizona is extending the required driver-license and ID photo update interval from 12 to 16 years beginning Sept. 12. Here is what drivers need to know.
Surprise police: Suspect returned from UK in child sex case
Surprise police say a man accused of sexually assaulting a juvenile family member was returned from the United Kingdom and booked on six felony counts.
TSMC sets 2030 target for next-generation chipmaking tools
TSMC plans to use High NA EUV technology in high-volume advanced-chip production starting in 2030, but has not assigned it to an Arizona fab.
Two arrested after 17-year-old killed at west Phoenix park
Updated Sept. 10: Phoenix police have made two arrests in connection with the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old at a park near 83rd Avenue and Lower…
Loop 101 closures, Loop 303 restriction set Sept. 11-14
Updated Sept. 12: Loop 101 and Loop 303 closures are in effect through 5 a.m. Monday. See closure limits, ramp restrictions and ADOT detours.
West Valley job fair brings employers to 51st Avenue Tuesday
A two-hour West Valley job fair Tuesday will bring employers to 51st Avenue in Phoenix. Here are the hours, location and what applicants should bring.
Glendale outlines water plan ahead of 2027 Colorado River cuts
Glendale is relying on stored water and planned infrastructure as Arizona prepares for 2027 Colorado River cuts; a new U.S.-Mexico agreement adds binational reductions.
Surprise adopts variable setbacks for battery storage sites
Surprise’s new battery-storage zoning rules let the City Council set residential separation between 100 and 500 feet for individual proposals.
Surprise opens $27 million Community and Resource Center
Surprise’s new $27 million, 35,000-square-foot Community and Resource Center brings library, workforce, housing, senior, veteran, youth and Head Start services under one roof.