An 82-year-old woman suffered severe burns and organ damage after falling asleep on a sun‑heated metal lounge chair at a community pool; surgeons say multiple operations are planned.

A woman was critically injured after a late‑night dirt bike crash near Dysart Road and Northern Parkway in Glendale; a driver was arrested on suspicion of DUI.

A former Sun City firefighter was sentenced to 35 years after prosecutors say he abused five girls over more than a decade. The plea closes a long investigation.

Two children were hospitalized after being pulled from pools in Mesa; both were conscious when crews arrived.

A man in his 50s was found shot near 3rd Street and Centre Avenue in Buckeye; police detained a cousin who returned from a nearby church. The investigation is ongoing.

A one-year-old was pulled from a backyard pool near Bell Road and 56th Street in Phoenix and is hospitalized in extremely critical condition, officials say. Family members began CPR before crews arrived.

Fire crews found several hydrants not supplying water while battling a house fire in Queen Creek; town crews repaired the damaged hydrants and inspected the neighborhood.

SR 89A between Sedona and I‑17 is closed after a brush fire; ADOT says there's no estimated reopening time. Detours via SR‑179 and I‑17 are in place.

A 43‑year‑old woman was killed after a suspected impaired driver ran a red light and drove her sedan into a Phoenix storefront near 59th & McDowell; the pickup driver faces charges once released from medical care.

A house fire near 51st Avenue and Thomas Road in west Phoenix early Friday displaced eight residents; no injuries were reported. Investigators are working to determine the cause.

An L.A. investor paid about $98M for Elliot Gateway, a 516,000‑SF, fully leased industrial campus in southeast Mesa—another sign of strong demand for Phoenix warehouses.

TSMC and Amkor signed a decade‑long pact to localize packaging and test services in Arizona, tying TSMC's North Phoenix fabs to an Amkor campus in Peoria.

Maricopa County inspectors found 10 priority food‑safety violations at eight Valley grocery stores, prompting on‑the‑spot fixes and discarded food. The issues ranged from warm coolers to chemicals near beverages.