Maricopa County deputies are investigating after a body was found in the remote Vekol Valley southwest of Maricopa. Officials say the person had been reported missing days earlier.

Bystanders pulled a man from a north Phoenix canal near 29th Avenue and Dunlap Road late Saturday; he was taken to a hospital in critical condition and is expected to recover.

Ed Sheeran kicked off his LOOP Tour in Glendale, launching a 27‑date North American stadium run that finishes in Tampa. Rotating openers and ticket options vary by city.

Family renews plea for tips two years after Tyrone Phillips was found shot outside his Buckeye home. A $2,000 reward is being offered for information.

The Phoenix Art Museum has received 185 modern and contemporary Indigenous works from collector William P. Healey, the largest such gift in its history. More than 100 pieces will be shown in a major exhibition opening Aug. 26.

Hotel Solaya and The 233 Suites bring JdV and Unscripted by Hyatt to Arizona this spring, adding new lifestyle and extended‑stay options in Scottsdale and Mesa.

Arrest documents say a 33-year-old Phoenix man faces luring and sexual‑conduct‑with‑a‑minor charges after family members turned over text messages and called police.

A former co‑manager says he was frozen out of Potions LLC and is asking a Maricopa County judge to open the books to the Thirteen Moons Gin venture while seeking damages and fees.

Phoenix police say a suspect is "down" after a shooting near 23rd Avenue and Pinnacle Peak Road; no officers were injured. Officials have released few details.

District 24 Democrats in Phoenix voted to censure Rep. Lydia Hernandez, citing GOP‑aligned votes and a Maryvale High School controversy. The rebuke is symbolic but raises pressure before the July 21 primary.

Seafood City will open its first Arizona store at Chandler Fashion Center in July and is hiring more than 100 workers for the 65,000‑sq‑ft market and food hall.

A three-year moratorium on data-center tax exemptions is tucked into Arizona’s new budget as communities and utilities push back over power and water use.

A State Bar panel disbarred Vladimir Gagic after months of online attacks on Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell, capping a feud that drew law enforcement scrutiny.