The Phoenix Travel & Adventure Show returns, offering insights from industry experts and exclusive travel deals at the Phoenix Convention Center on February 15 and 16.

A single mother in Mesa, Arizona, faces eviction as she struggles financially, reflecting the state's broader rental crisis. State Rep. Analise Ortiz is pushing for increased rental assistance and tenant protections.

Jeff Guldner is set to retire as APS CEO, with President Ted Geisler taking over his role from April 1, 2025. Guldner will remain as an advisor until March 2026.

A single mother in Arizona and her daughters received a new home from a partnership between the Arizona Lottery and Habitat for Humanity amid a housing crisis.

A Tempe officer was shot in the leg and suspect Matthew Granado was fatally shot by police near Rural and Baseline roads; the officer is stable post-surgery.

Billie Eilish fans were turned away at a Glendale concert despite purchasing tickets through third-party vendors due to Ticketmaster policies, leading to distress among fans and a debate over ticket legitimacy and scalping.

Clear skies and mild temperatures are expected to continue in Phoenix, AZ, with the week's high near 80 degrees and calm winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Arizona's Tetairoa McMillan declares for the 2025 NFL Draft after a record-setting three-year college career, hinting at a promising professional future.

The weather in Phoenix is forecasted to be sunny with temperatures in the low 70s, light winds, and cooler nights ranging from the low to mid-40s, promising ideal conditions for outdoor activities.

Gilbert, Arizona's Assistant Town Manager, Leah Rhineheimer, receives the 2024 Women Leading in Excellence Award for her leadership and dedication to public service.

The Lake Havasu City Police arrested Tiffany Bouchard-Hernandez for allegedly running a fraudulent boat sale scheme defrauding $50,000 from a financial institution.

George Keith Mosley was arrested by Scottsdale PD for child sex trafficking and related felonies after a credit card fraud investigation led to a missing juvenile.

A massage therapist in Maricopa County has been sentenced to five years for sexually abusing women during sessions.