The Peoria Unified charter bus lost cooling on a weekend trip to northern Arizona, prompting a district-wide review of travel protocols.

An SUV and motorcycle collided, and the roadway was closed while investigators worked the scene.

Phoenix reaches 102 Sunday, then faces increasing storm chances through Wednesday before another late-week heat surge.

Deputies found the victim shot at a home on East Calle Iglesia late Friday.

Walls are going up on 21 tiny homes in Mesa built for disabled people living on the streets, with a February ribbon cutting on the horizon.

Phoenix will hit 102 Saturday and 104 Monday as storm chances return. The Valley’s hotter stretch is not quite finished.

Sincere Venson named his shooter and gave a phone number before he died. Two 18-year-olds now face life in prison.

Northern Avenue was shut down to I-17 near 27th Avenue after the driver fled before police arrived.

Hilco Global's financing will fund upgrades as the 26-story tower's top floors go multi-tenant for the first time.

Arizona's Hispanic homeownership rate has jumped over 10 points in a decade, yet many Latinos still say the American dream is slipping away.

A flat tire in the HOV lane triggered a multi-car pileup near Camelback Road, leaving several hospitalized.

Dion Rabouin says he was traumatized after officer Caleb Zimmerman cuffed him mid-interview outside a Chase branch near State Route 51.

CBRE is building a new net-lease unit around a 208-property portfolio it just picked up from Cerberus for $1.6 billion.