Chase Field in Arizona announces its first 'November Nights' music festival featuring Weezer, Sublime, and Third Eye Blind among others, with tickets going on sale starting at $40.

The Lake Havasu City Police are investigating an officer-involved shooting during an incident with a stolen U-Haul, which led to a pursuit ending in Nevada.

Arizona and Nevada governors oppose a California bill they believe could raise fuel prices in their states, stressing the economic impact in a letter to Governor Newsom.

A juvenile male in Phoenix was arrested for pointing a gun at a school bus following an argument with a student. No shots were fired, and a nearby school was temporarily locked down.

Suspect Samuel Bush is arrested for the murder of Alijah Bradley, with evidence including bloody tools and phone records linking him to the crime, while new evidence in Benjamin Anderson’s murder case is found with the discovery of his cell phone.

The Heard Building in Phoenix faces foreclosure with a scheduled auction, amid a market struggling from the pandemic's effects on office space demand.

A Paradise Valley hilltop estate sold for $12 million, featuring expansive views, luxury amenities, and a history of price reductions from an original $22.5 million listing.

Arizona election campaigns face recurring issues with campaign signs, involving premature postings and vandalism, causing debates without legal consequences.

Phoenix police seek public help identifying a man who stole cash registers from ATL Wings Restaurant, as seen in security footage. The suspect wore a unique t-shirt and red shoes.

San Tan Valley residents are concerned about a proposed 51.94% hike in wastewater service costs and a 13% increase in water bills by EPCOR, which they fear will add to their financial burdens.

Two serious crashes happened near Phoenix, with one on I-10 leaving two injured, and another near Saguaro Lake with two severely hurt, suspected DUI involved.

Democratic VP nominee Governor Tim Walz is set to host a campaign event in Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. following earlier southwestern engagements.

A Phoenix family wins a prolonged battle with the city over their historically designated building, allowing them to proceed with a sale and demolition for retirement.