Chandler residents will have a chance to meet the candidates who want to be the city’s next police chief.

OpenAI’s partnership with Arizona State University is the first of its kind, but it comes just weeks after the New York Times announced a lawsuit against the company behind ChatGPT.

Proposition 207 legalized marijuana use for adults and allowed convictions for certain cannabis offenses to be expunged. The Arizona Supreme Court now says prosecutors can seek appellate review of expungements. The opinion is being called a significant weakening of the voter-approved measure.

One day in 2009, Gloria De La Rosa left her family home in Tucson and headed to Texas where, on the advice of a lawyer, she planned to travel across the U.S.-Mexico border for a green card appointment with US immigration authorities in Juarez.

Gilbert Police Chief Michael Soelberg on Tuesday told Gilbert Town Council more arrests are coming. But he said reviewing evidence and investigating these cases will take time.

A new policy in Tempe is cracking down on speeding and reckless driving by requiring officers to issue tickets instead of warnings.

The city of Mesa is considering revising the fee structure for public records requests involving police videos. Instead of the current flat fee of $25, those seeking copies of the videos would be charged $46 per hour of video reviewed by the staff handling the records request.

A 19-year-old has been sentenced in connection with a 2022 mass shooting at the Tanger Outlets near the Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale that left multiple people hurt, including several children.

A budget proposal released by Gov. Katie Hobbs last week set aside more state money for projects along the border. The governor is proposing two border-focused programs.