Phoenix and San Francisco host free events including art exhibits, car displays, cultural festivals, and film screenings for both locals and visitors.

Arizona towns continue fighting for FEMA disaster funds after severe flooding, with estimates exceeding $100 million in damages. FEMA's initial denial is under review and state officials advocate for federal assistance.

A winter storm led to over 100 flight cancellations at Phoenix Sky Harbor, causing travel disruptions. Refunds are due for cancellations, but not for meals or lodging.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs heads to Washington, D.C. for pivotal talks on the Colorado River's future amid potential federal intervention and expiring water agreements.

Sunny Day Sports is courting a pro women's soccer team for Mesa's Palo District, pairing a domed stadium concept with a $100M women's health campus at the former Fiesta Mall site.

Rob Hirst, Midnight Oil drummer and co-founder, has died at 70 after battling pancreatic cancer, leaving a legacy of political and environmental rock anthems.

A high school hockey team memorializes late teammate Graysen Briggs, who died of rare cancer, by draping his jersey at games and aspiring to win a state championship in his honor.

AG Kris Mayes's comments about Stand Your Ground law and ICE agents sparked criticism. She argued her point was on the risk of misidentifying agents in gun-heavy Arizona, not inciting violence. Law enforcement decries her remarks as dangerous.

Queen Creek financed a water purchase from Harquahala Valley using a successful COP sale, aiming for water self-sufficiency and reducing groundwater pumping. The town received high credit ratings for the move indicating strong fiscal health.

Three teens were arrested in connection with the October killing of a 17-year-old in north Phoenix. Police say the shooting began as an attempted robbery and are asking for tips.

A report by the Joint Economic Committee reveals that Arizona families paid an average of $1,569 more in 2025 due to inflation, contrary to Trump's promises to lower living costs.

A Gilbert man was arrested after detectives say he filmed a fellow gymgoer showering at an EOS Fitness in Mesa. He faces one count of illegally recording a person and was booked with bond set at $25,000.

A large fight in central Phoenix left one man hospitalized with life‑threatening injuries near 12th Avenue and Madison. Police detained one person and detectives are investigating.