Maricopa County Begins Counting More Than 220,000 Early Ballots

Election officials invite voters to watch the process on a public livestream as early ballots pour in ahead of Nov. 3.

Family of Phoenix Woman Killed by Valley Metro Bus Sues Operator Transdev

The lawsuit says the driver who hit Angelica Davila in a crosswalk had a long record of license suspensions.

Emails Show Corona del Sol Teacher Warned About Camera in Changing Area Before Guard’s Arrest

A dance teacher flagged the classroom camera in 2024 and again in July; a security guard now faces more than 100 voyeurism counts.

Man Gets 30 Years for Hammer Attacks on Four Homeless People in Phoenix

A 74-year-old man died and three others were left with permanent injuries in the 2025 attacks near Central Avenue and Roosevelt Street.

Ramaswamy Confirms Ad Featuring Amy Acton’s Estranged Mother; Acton Campaign Calls It Cruel

New Jersey Cheese Importer Sues Over Trump’s 50% Tariff on Canadian Goods

AP-NORC Poll: Democrats’ Faith in Accurate Vote Counts Drops to 55%

California State Workers Stage First-Ever Strike Over Pay, Health Care and Office Mandate