Fire crews are on scene at a house blaze near 39th Ave and Missouri Ave in Phoenix; the department's PIO is providing updates.

Toy Barn is proposing a 205,000-square-foot, six-building flagship garage‑condo in north Scottsdale, joining a cluster of high‑end car‑storage projects near Loop 101.

A Coolidge mom says a storm-triggered outage knocked out power for about 16 hours, leaving her bedbound son without electrically powered medical gear while backup systems failed. City and school officials opened cooling centers and handed out ice as crews restored service.

Two people died and a third was critically injured after a head-on crash near Beloat and Rainbow roads in Buckeye late Saturday. Authorities say investigators are probing the collision.

A massive dust wall moved across I‑10 near Picacho Peak; Arizona DOT urged drivers to never drive into dust storms and to follow Pull Aside, Stay Alive steps.

A Peoria man accepted plea deals resolving a deadly 2022 crash and a later high-speed chase; victims’ families are preparing for a July 31 sentencing hearing.

Chandler-based Microchip has agreed to buy Hailo, adding the Hailo-8/10/15 chips and a 10,000+ developer community to its embedded portfolio. Terms were not disclosed and closing is expected by Sept. 30.

ViaWest paid $5.3M for Ahwatukee Golf Club and says it will invest in irrigation, driving‑range and clubhouse upgrades while keeping the course open.

Neil DeSanti, a north Phoenix Republican, was indicted on six felony counts alleging false voter registration and illegal voting tied to registrations and ballots from 2012–2025.

Freeport is nearing a decision on a multibillion-dollar expansion at its Bagdad mine that would sharply boost U.S. copper output.

Delhi Palace has reopened in the A-frame that once housed the Vine, returning staff and family‑recipe favorites after a two‑year closure.

Pinyon Coastal Mediterranean in Old Town Scottsdale was ranked No. 1 in Yelp Elites' top 25 Mediterranean guide, spotlighting its hummus, crudos and parkside patio.

A 25-year-old Avondale resident was sentenced to five years after authorities seized roughly 150,000 counterfeit oxycodone pills laced with fentanyl.