Alliance Residential sold Broadstone Seventh Street, a 258‑unit Class A complex in north‑central Phoenix, to an unnamed global investor; price was not disclosed. The property was completed in 2024 and marketed by CBRE.

FlexEtc is converting a roughly 70,000‑sq‑ft industrial building at 4114 E. Wood St into micro‑warehouse units and flexible leases aimed at Phoenix small businesses.

Phoenix Art Museum will present "Kim Chong Hak, Painter of Seoraksan" Sept. 9, 2026–Feb. 21, 2027, a touring survey from Atlanta’s High featuring 70+ works in the Steele Gallery.

A woman struck near 19th Avenue and Camelback Road Friday night later died at a hospital. Phoenix police say the driver stayed at the scene and detectives are investigating.

A 20-year-old motorcyclist died after a crash near Kiwanis Park in Tempe. Police say the Camaro driver showed signs of impairment.

Two people were shot early Saturday near 19th and Peoria avenues in north Phoenix; an adult man was taken into custody and police say both victims were hospitalized.

A Glendale woman is accused of attacking a man at the Buena Vista trailhead near Show Low, then allegedly stealing his Jeep and a tribal transit bus, police records show.

Rev. Jarrett Maupin was indicted on nine felony counts accusing him of cashing checks in 2022. He pleaded not guilty and is due back in court in July.

A three-year-old was pulled from an apartment pool near 10th Avenue and Colter Street in Phoenix and rushed to the hospital in extremely critical condition.

Police and Phoenix Fire crews responded to a house fire in north Phoenix near 12th Street and Cave Creek Road; one person was seen in handcuffs and details remain limited.

Phoenix police arrested a woman after five dogs were found starving in an apartment; one died and two are hospitalized.

Five dogs were found emaciated in crates outside a Phoenix apartment; one died and a man was booked on animal-cruelty charges. Court documents say the animals were left without food or water for about a week.

Attorney General Kris Mayes is directing $10 million from opioid settlement funds to five rural sheriff’s offices to expand coordinated reentry services; Pinal's share is pending local approval.