Papago Women’s Golf Association celebrates milestone 
Mexican Consulate urges migrants to be prepared amid deportations
The Mexican Consulate is promoting a family action plan if a loved one is deported and urging immigrant communities to...
Nearly 1 in 3 AZ students were chronically absent
New figures show nearly a third of students in Arizona missed 18 or more school days in 2024, in a...
New report outlines what led up to APS worker’s death near Buckeye
A family finally got answers on Monday when a new report was released on what led up to an APS...
Karate instructor recovers stolen purse
A karate instructor put his lesson plan to action when they recovered a stolen purse. Reporter Kelly Rule has more.
‘Haze’ prompts Delta flight to return to Atlanta
Delta Air Lines is back in in the news, after one of its planes had to make an emergency landing...
Tempe woman found guilty of murdering her kids
A jury has convicted 44-year-old Yui Inoue of murder, years after the woman killed her seven-year-old son and nine-year-old daughter...
Tempe woman found guilty of murdering her two children
Yui Inoue has been found guilty of murdering her two children at her apartment in 2021.
Phoenix woman’s 1966 Aloha trailer stolen, crushing her mobile coffee business dream
Twenty-three-year-old Jayde Greer's dream of starting her own business was destroyed overnight in Phoenix. It happened just as she was...
1966 Aloha trailer stolen from Phoenix woman’s home
Twenty-three-year-old Jayde Greer's dream of starting her own business was destroyed overnight in Phoenix. It happened just as she was...
Sexual assault suspect arrested in Missouri once stayed in Tucson for a period of time: Police
Police in Missouri say a man who is accused of multiple counts of sexual assault in that state once stayed...
Flagstaff vet shares how federal cuts could impact him, his son and community
Earlier this month, more than a thousand employees were fired from the Veterans Affairs Office.
Flagstaff veteran worries about effects of federal budget cuts
Earlier this month, more than a thousand employees were fired from the Veterans Affairs Office. Some have since been rehired.
