Broadway Farms at Hurley Station will house roughly 1,000 people near 91st Avenue and Broadway Road, with income caps opening doors to working families.

The crash near Anderson Road marks yet another close call on a rail corridor that has seen a derailment and a fatal collision within the past year.

The crash occurred Monday night at 32nd Street and Paradise Lane, the same corner where officers fatally shot an armed man in March.

Phoenix faces rising storm chances Tuesday night, with Wednesday bringing the week’s biggest risk of heavy rain and localized flooding.

Gilbert neighbors hauled the drenched bird out before police arrived. Its owner still hasn't come forward.

A gunpoint robbery near 19th Street and Broadway Road preceded the discovery of a man's body in a nearby yard hours later.

Frederick McCullough, 49, sold drugs to an undercover detective days before his arrest, police say. He's due back in court Thursday.

An Arizona woman says an Instagram chat about restaurant tips led to a Maricopa County meeting that turned violent, per her lawsuit.

A 27-year-old suffered serious self-inflicted wounds after fleeing into Youngtown, where SWAT surrounded him.

Before dawn, ASU cadets planted thousands of flags at Tempe Beach Park to honor every life lost on September 11.

Two Arizona stylists already hold the new multistate license, with nearly 20 more applications pending review.

Joshua James Lozano cleaned surgical tools at Banner Del Webb Hospital by day, prosecutors say, while messaging minors online by night.

The Dec. 1 merger folds in G&K's sports and water rights teams, pushing the combined firm to nearly 300 Phoenix professionals.