A man is fighting for his life after a three-car crash at 51st Avenue and Cactus Road, an intersection with a history of severe wrecks.

The 27th Avenue facility now runs eleven optical sorters and a contamination-hunting robot for 420,000 Phoenix households.

The 17-year-old walked through the desert to a Chipotle to call 911, according to court records detailing the Phoenix case.

Federal officials say a cold-water flush that once blocked invasive bass would have cost ratepayers millions this year.

Avondale detectives say 27-year-old Matthew Flores fled the country before officers found buried remains behind his family's Ver Mesquite Lane home.

Letters are landing in mailboxes now, and one Arizona woman says wiping out her $18,000 bill was life-changing.

Amberly Mendoza, 10, was killed in her Yuma bedroom in 1996 — her case inspired the Amberley's Place advocacy center.

Tucson police say a 34-year-old suspect was booked on attempted robbery after fleeing when bystanders intervened.

Arizona’s child-safety agency wants a lawsuit over two Scottsdale brothers dismissed, invoking protections for its investigators. A judge will decide whether the case moves forward.

A two-year Arizona investigation has led to 28 federal defendants, more than 100 seized firearms and 125,000 rounds of ammunition.

A SAFE Alert is active for 79-year-old Paul Martinez, who was last seen near a Phoenix grocery store and may have boarded a northbound bus.

A Taiwan-based semiconductor-equipment company just bought its first U.S. location in Surprise for $10.7 million. The deal adds another international player to the West Valley’s fast-growing chip supply chain.

A shooting involving Mesa police is under investigation, with no officer injuries reported and civilian injuries still unclear.