Experts discuss the escalating use of AI in cybersecurity in Phoenix, highlighting the technology's dual role in enhancing both cyber attacks and defenses.

A mansion in Paradise Valley leased for $75,000 a month, setting a new record in Phoenix's booming luxury real estate market. Other high-value leases and sales have taken place, showcasing a strong demand for luxury living in the area.

Volunteers in the Valley and Utah are conducting point-in-time counts to assess homelessness, offering supplies and collecting data to inform congressional funding for support programs.

Governor Katie Hobbs announces a $95 million federal grant to widen a stretch of Interstate 10 in Arizona, improving traffic flow for the 120,000 daily vehicles.

The article discusses a rise in teen violence, exemplified by the fatal beating of Preston Lord in Queen Creek, Arizona, and the subsequent police and FBI investigation. It highlights societal concerns and efforts to address youth violence.

A 66-year-old was attacked by a bobcat at Saguaro National Park East in Arizona. The individual was treated for bites and scratches. Authorities believe the animal might be rabid and urge caution.

Valley shoppers can enjoy a range of discounts and freebies, including reduced prices on margarita mugs at Macayo's, free bacon at Hash Kitchen, and discounts for teachers and veterans at local attractions and eateries, as reported by ABC15.

Phoenix experienced a boom in industrial building with nearly 30 million sq ft delivered in 2023, amid high e-commerce demand. Vacancy rates rose to 8%, but market dynamics remain strong with significant construction underway.

Three candidates vying for interim Maricopa County Sheriff have switched from Republican to Democrat to meet eligibility requirements, following former Sheriff Paul Penzone's departure.

The Women's March in Phoenix highlighted the fight for abortion rights in Arizona, with activists aiming to amend the state constitution to safeguard these rights against potential restrictions rooted in a 19th century law.

After Sheriff Penzone's early departure in Maricopa County, Republicans are changing their party to Democrat, raising questions about their motives for the interim sheriff role.

Sick coyotes in Sun City have been linked to rat poison, showing symptoms like lethargy and coordination issues, prompting calls for safer rodent control methods.

A police report details the Phoenix murder-suicide involving Allister Adel's widower, David De Nitto, killing his girlfriend and her mother, now noting that the incident took after heavy drinking.