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

An article details the severe impact of RSV on families and hospitals, with personal stories from Arizona and Nebraska highlighting the virus's danger to children and the strain on healthcare systems.

The monthly First Friday art walk in Downtown Phoenix featured art exhibits, food trucks, and live performances, drawing crowds for a vibrant cultural experience.

Mesa's Main Street will undergo a $38.5 million improvement project over two years, including infrastructure upgrades and amenities to boost quality of life.

A motorcyclist was severely injured in a crash on 107th Avenue in Peoria, with the investigation ongoing and no identities released. The road has since reopened.

An Arizona imaging center is sued for allegedly administering a dangerously high dose of sedative, causing a patient to become unconscious during an MRI. This incident follows another case where an inmate and guard were stuck to an MRI machine.

An Arizona man accused of posing as a licensed psychologist with a fake UCLA degree pleads not guilty to charges including forgery and drug possession.

An overview of Black-owned culinary gems in Phoenix, showcasing diverse eateries from Ethiopian dishes to vegan Cajun food, highlighting unique flavors and histories.

David Allen Harbour of Scottsdale was sentenced for money laundering and wire fraud after defrauding investors of over $20 million, which he spent on luxury items and experiences.

Arizona canines Cherry and Pecan, from the Arizona Humane Society, will participate in Puppy Bowl XX and compete for the "Lombarky Trophy" on Animal Planet on February 11.

A winter storm in Arizona has closed Flagstaff schools and part of Interstate 17. Snow has affected travel and after-school activities, while rain hit the Valley.

A 73-year-old man died in a skydiving accident in Eloy, Arizona after his parachute encountered complications during deployment, resulting in a fatal landing.

The NYPD expands its International Liaison Program by adding posts in Tucson, Arizona, and Bogota, Colombia, to address immigration issues and the narcotics trade.