The wreck near 13th Street forced Tempe police to close Mill Avenue in both directions as detectives search for a cause.

A Surprise commission cut safety buffers from 1,500 feet to 100 near a Litchfield-Cactus site facing a fire station and homes.

Walmart paid nearly $11.8 million for land next to its own 25-year-old Buckeye distribution hub.

Marcel Windley allegedly came outside with blood on her hands after stabbing husband Kevin during an argument in Mesa.

The victim was found unconscious in a field at Sueño Park; police say multiple attackers fled before officers arrived.

The Larry Thomas Pride Pantry keeps former Mountain Pointe students fed on weekends, years after the coach's death from brain cancer.

Rescuers found clothing matching what the missing woman wore, as monsoon storms also tore up downtown Bisbee streets.

Fans are flooding social media with memories as the Tempe dueling piano bar plays its final weekend Sunday.

A Phoenix federal judge ordered the San Francisco eBay seller to pay $10,000 and publicly apologize.

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.