AMC Theatres offers $5 movie tickets for Black History Month, showcasing films by Black creators, including "The Equalizer 3" and "Soul," at 175 locations starting February 2.

The Phoenix City Council has approved an initiative to renovate the Cave Creek Water Reclamation Plant to improve water management and sustainability.

Senator Sinema's border security bill faces defeat in Congress, while House GOP fails to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas, revealing party discord. White House dismisses impeachment as a stunt.

Phoenix area golf course homes are hitting the market with attractive prices, offering fairway views for an additional cost, as told by real estate experts and agents in the area.

Jill Marie Jones was sentenced to 78 months for attempting to fund al Qaeda with COVID-19 stimulus money. She was caught after trying to buy a prepaid card intending to finance attacks on US troops.

Two Arizona restaurants, Hush Public House and The Fry Bread House, will be featured on Food Network's 'Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives.'

The Phoenix Idiotarod race, hosted by the AZ Cacophony Society, returns on February 24 with costumed teams competing in shopping cart races to support local charity.

College students helped identify "Beaver Creek John Doe" as David Emil Jacobsen, a decade-old cold case involving remains found in Yavapai County in 2011.

Senator Kyrsten Sinema's bipartisan border security bill faces opposition in Congress with little hope for passage, despite her determination to address border issues.

The wrongful death trial for Jorden Simms, who died after jumping from a police car in 2019, has begun against the Graham County sheriff's department.

Florida-based developer Mainstreet Capital Partners proposes a 30-story mixed-use tower in Phoenix's Roosevelt Row, featuring 297 apartments, retail spaces, and a restaurant.

Phoenix Union High School District revises travel policies after a student drowned, requiring more adult supervision on trips. Critics say it's insufficient.

Residents of Buckeye, Arizona, are concerned about a proposed housing development's impact, while the city considers water import options to support growth.