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Starting May 1, Slide Rock will stop allowing cars to line up on SR 89A and will admit vehicles only when enough spaces open. Officials say the change aims to ease dangerous backups.
Weather & Environment in ...
SRP says the Valley's taps are secure even though reservoirs sit near half‑full. The utility points to wells, monitoring and reservoir management to bridge shortfalls.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
One defendant received 42 years in the 2023 dumpster killing near downtown Phoenix; new reporting raises questions about a second defendant's status.
A crash on northbound I-17 near Pinnacle Peak Road early Monday killed a Phoenix woman; Arizona DPS troopers are investigating.
A single-vehicle crash at 15th Avenue and Broadway Road left one person dead after the vehicle caught fire. Police say the cause is under investigation.
Food & Drinks in ...
Source, chef Claudio Urciuoli’s Mediterranean restaurant in Gilbert, closed over the weekend after more than three years; the owners thanked diners in an Instagram post.
Two men were hospitalized after an early‑morning stabbing near 16th Street and Indian School Road in Phoenix. Police detained another person and investigators are probing the incident.
Sports in ...
Phoenix has bid to host the 2028 U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials with a downtown course out of Hance Park, pitching a two-day championship weekend and mass-participation lead-in.
A woman was critically injured after being struck by a train near 27th Avenue and Thomas Road in West Phoenix. Police say the cause is under investigation and the crossing was closed while crews worked.
A Phoenix man was arrested after a Taco Bell worker says he groped her and threatened to kidnap her during two mid‑April encounters, court documents show.
Breezy to gusty winds arrive Saturday in Phoenix with highs near 85°F and a slight chance of higher‑terrain showers. Secure loose outdoor items.
A parent reported hearing possible gunshots at Queen Creek High Tuesday morning; police searched the campus and found no evidence. The lockdown and bus detours were lifted.
A new two-day 122° Conference in Phoenix aims to connect funders with community projects and city leaders to build lasting heat-relief solutions as temporary federal aid winds down.
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