Woman killed early Thursday in Phoenix being hit by a car near 91st Avenue and Thomas Road; investigation underway.

Bonnie Henderson opens her new restaurant, Bonnie's Bread & Butter, in North Chandler, offering a menu of sandwiches, brews, and fondues, after overcoming delays and challenges.

Domestic violence incidents reportedly increase during the holiday season, with shelters like A New Leaf seeing more calls for help. A range of abuses occurs, and children are at higher risk. Resources are available for those in need.

The Salvation Army and volunteers in Phoenix served 6,000 meals on Christmas, providing food and festive activities.

Authorities issued a Silver Alert for Theresa Lee Fisher, 76, missing in Mesa, Arizona, since December 25. She was last seen in a tan Toyota Camry, Arizona plate 103DEL. Public assistance is requested.

Community leaders in the Valley and a Houston bus driver bring joy to children and passengers during the holiday season through gifts and decorations.

Arizona's population nears 7.6 million, with Maricopa and Pinal counties leading growth. The state's GDP is projected to increase, and inflation is dipping. Home values and mortgage rates are expected to rise and fall slightly, respectively.

Social media influencer Charles Smith was arrested for spraying pesticide on food in a Walmart in Mesa, Arizona, facing felony and misdemeanor charges with a $10,000 bond and a social media ban.

A 17-year-old boy named Anthony Rabadan was killed by a gunshot in Phoenix. Police are investigating the homicide, with no suspect details yet released.

Phoenix enjoys sunny, mild weather during Christmas with temperatures in the mid-60s, and the clear, dry pattern is expected to continue throughout the week.

The NDAA, influenced by the Fighter Force Preservation and Recapitalization Act, includes a measure supported by Senators Kelly, Crapo, and Hickenlooper to modernize Air National Guard fighter squadrons.

Peoria will host an event to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. on January 18, 2025, with cultural exhibits, music, and activities at the City Hall Centennial Park.

The City of Phoenix announces changes to city services for New Year's Day 2025, including waste collection delays, public library closures, and altered public transit schedules.