A woman injured her lower leg at Papago Park’s Hole-in-the-Rock and needed a technical rescue Friday morning. Firefighters used ropes, ladders and a big-wheel stretcher to reach her.

Lyfe Companies is developing the first retail and dining phase at Five North, North Peoria’s massive mixed-use project.

A man was shot outside a west Phoenix home early Friday, and police were still searching for the shooter. Shell casings marked the street as investigators gathered evidence.

Maricopa County has recorded 40 heat-related deaths so far in 2026, more than double last year’s tally at the same point. The data highlights who is most at risk as Phoenix’s brutal summer continues.

About 40 Biltmore-area condo units have gone weeks without reliable central air as Phoenix heat pushes indoor temperatures toward triple digits.

Tempe’s Roman God of Fire is preparing to open Aug. 7 with wood-fired Italian cooking, Roman-inspired design, and a menu from chef Scott Conant.

Tempe police updated their body-camera rules after reporting showed officers recorded a mostly-naked woman in a hospital ER; the related civil case was dismissed and is now on appeal.

Willmeng broke ground on GO|99 North, a 1.1M‑sf speculative warehouse in Tolleson aimed at easing a shortage of mega‑warehousing in the Phoenix metro.

A 28-year-old Good Samaritan was struck and killed on eastbound I‑10 near Dragoon Road after stopping to help at a rollover. His family has spoken out as AZDPS investigates.

Six Phoenix hospitals were among 519 nationwide that received federal warnings over price‑transparency compliance, reviving questions about local hospital pricing.

A Page man pleaded guilty to second‑degree murder and received an 18‑year term after the Nov. 14, 2025 stabbing death of a 16‑year‑old, authorities say.

A 47-year-old man was struck and later died after being hit by a pickup in Maryvale near 43rd and Whitton. Police say the driver stayed on scene and detectives are investigating.

Authorities arrested a 52‑year‑old after tying him to more than 40 thefts at West Valley construction sites that stripped appliances, wiring and fixtures. Police say surveillance and mapping helped link the cases.