Two guests at a Phoenix Holiday Inn say sensors flagged humidifiers as smoking, and both won credit card disputes.

Gov. Katie Hobbs may put a Republican former Mesa mayor on her 2026 ticket. The reported choice would make Arizona's first lieutenant governor race even more unusual.

The rider, believed to be 34, died in a single-motorcycle crash overnight; Bullard Avenue reopened around 6 a.m., Goodyear police said.

A lifelong Republican business leader is backing Democrat Katie Hobbs, while former GOP Gov. Doug Ducey backs Andy Biggs in Arizona’s governor race.

A Category 5 dust storm sent Phoenix-area pollution readings soaring, triggering a health advisory and no-burn day across the Valley. Another round of dust may arrive this week.

A 17-year-old Navajo teen from Ignacio was found safe Tuesday, and Colorado canceled the Missing Indigenous Person Alert issued in his case.

A large wind-driven fire involving structures and multiple power poles brought Phoenix crews to the area near 7th Street and Southern Avenue late Monday night.

Phoenix police are searching for a suspect after a stabbing near 44th Street and Thomas Road. Investigators are asking the public for help locating the person involved.

Old Town Tortilla Factory is closing after 30 years in Scottsdale, ending a run defined by Southwestern food, margaritas and a leafy adobe setting.

A Phoenix-area fentanyl suspect was arrested near Eagar after an alleged drug pipeline investigation ended with a border-line chase.

A Phoenix woman is seeking answers in the 1998 killing of her biological father, Raul Aguilar, who was shot near downtown Phoenix.

A damaged silver Chevy Traverse is now the key clue in a fatal Glendale hit-and-run. The bicyclist was struck before dawn on Grand Avenue earlier this month.

PRESS Coffee is bringing fresh-roasted drinks, breakfast bites and opening-weekend giveaways to Sprouts’ new North Phoenix headquarters.