A deadly shooting in Maryvale early Friday left a body near 83rd and Fairmont while investigators processed evidence at the scene. Details remain limited.

Court records say a Phoenix-area group-home worker was arrested Wednesday after a 15-year-old in state care provided videos alleging sexual abuse; investigators reviewed videos and social-media messages.

Caffenio has opened a pickup-only outpost on East Washington Street in Phoenix, offering grab-and-go service on weekdays. The Mesa drive-thru remains the chain’s larger U.S. footprint.

A person was found shot and killed early Thursday in Phoenix's Maryvale neighborhood; detectives are investigating and no suspect information has been released.

Gov. Katie Hobbs signed HB2223 requiring people who must register as sex offenders to disclose name‑change petitions and keep prior names visible to authorities.

A woman was struck and later died at Cesar Chavez Park in south Phoenix Wednesday morning. Police say a pickup was left on the park grass and the driver was hospitalized.

Tempe police say a house near Curry and Scottsdale roads east of Papago Park was struck by multiple bullets; no serious injuries were reported and investigators are on scene.

After her two children were killed during court‑ordered visitation, a Surprise mother is pushing a bill to force judges to prioritize child safety over equal parenting time.

The state charter board voted 9‑2 to rescind its intent to revoke Primavera Online’s charter, pausing a months‑long closure threat for the online school and its students.

Phoenix Fire Department says crews are on scene at a condo fire near 12th Street and Peoria Avenue; a PIO is at the scene and no major closures are reported.

Montecito paid $32.3M for the fully leased OrthoArizona building at 1675 E. Melrose St., highlighting tight MOB supply and rising investor demand in metro Phoenix.

APS says it has brought a utility‑scale battery system online at its Agave solar site to store midday sun and send it out after dark. Executives say the move will ease evening demand and capture surplus generation that would otherwise be curtailed.

A pickup crashed into parked motorcycles and pedestrians outside Harold’s during Cave Creek Bike Week, hospitalizing three people and leaving a victim shaken. Investigators have opened a probe.