A state WARN filing shows Ingram Micro Services will close its Chandler facility and lay off about 75 workers as the company reorganizes operations. The notice says the move is intended to "optimize operations" and better serve customers.

An East Valley attorney was arrested and now faces four felony counts after police say he secretly recorded women inside their homes. The case adds to a string of hidden-camera probes in Mesa.

Shaka Dogs brings taro-bunned puka dogs and neon dirty sodas to Grand Avenue. Island flavors meet Phoenix street-food sensibilities.

A judge set an early‑November trial in the hit‑and‑run that killed three UA students; defense lawyers say the timetable will be hard to meet as forensics and reconstructions continue.

A 33-year-old man was found bound to a wheelchair near 24th Street and Fawn Drive; Phoenix police arrested a 41-year-old on suspicion of kidnapping and first-degree murder.

A Phoenix officer shot a dog after the animal bit him while officers checked a backyard during a burglary follow-up near 7th Ave and MLK. The officer was treated and the dog taken to a vet as investigators probe.

A late‑Sunday shooting near Lindsay and Brown roads in Mesa left two people dead and two injured. Police say detectives are investigating and there is no ongoing threat.

Gusty southerly winds and low humidity raise fire concerns east of Phoenix on Sunday, June 28. Highs near 102°F and a cooler-than-usual week follow.

A man was critically wounded early Saturday in a drive-by shooting at a QuikTrip in central Phoenix. Police say the victim returned fire; investigators are seeking tips.

Gusty SSW winds and a Red Flag warning will affect Phoenix on Saturday, June 27. Expect blowing dust, gusts and highs near 106°F.

Two people were arrested in connection with a June 19 Maryvale shooting that left Otis Sueing dead; one faces a second-degree murder charge.

Leases and condo sales at Optima's $1B McDowell Mountain are outpacing the developer's timeline, with rooftop pools and early reservations driving demand.

Phoenix and Scottsdale firefighters responded to a first‑alarm blaze in Paradise Valley Friday; the Phoenix Fire Department posted the initial update on its social feed.