Metro Phoenix homebuilders expect higher housing costs due to new tariffs on materials, but buyers may find pre-tariff inventory homes at attractive prices and interest rates.

One man died and others were injured in a three-car crash in Peoria after a Hyundai failed to yield at a stop sign.

Phoenix is set for a hot week with clear skies and rising temperatures, peaking near triple digits by Friday, per the National Weather Service's forecast.

The Philippine Mars, a WWII-era flying boat, will be transported through Peoria late at night to minimize traffic disruption before becoming an exhibit at the Pima Air and Space Museum.

Desert Dreams F.C., the newest WPSL team, announces their inaugural home game schedule, tryouts, and ticket information, including a special July 4 event.

Chandler's eastbound Ray Road at Alma School reduced to one lane for emergency sewer repairs until Wednesday evening.

Attorneys general, including Kris Mayes, filed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court against a taxpayer-funded religious charter school, citing constitutional issues.

A free HOA Summit will be held on May 21, 2025, in Surprise, Arizona, featuring expert talks and Q&A sessions on local regulations and HOA law. Registration is required.

Arizona State Representative Rachel Keshel supports President Trump's executive order to reform election systems, emphasizing human-readable ballots over electronic systems.

Hushabye Nursery in Phoenix faces operational challenges due to a significant cut in federal funding, part of larger HHS budget reductions, affecting its aid to babies born with substance withdrawal.

Joel Sartore aims to photograph 25,000 captive species for the Photo Ark project, having captured 18,000 to date. His work highlights both iconic and lesser-known animals, serving as a call to conservation and supporting related efforts.

Cactus High School's campus pond has been revitalized into a calming space and educational resource after collaborative efforts involving local businesses, Arizona Game and Fish, and student participation.

The community and San Carlos Apache Tribe call for justice and reform after the murder of Emily Pike, handing out flyers and urging investigation into group homes.