A Phoenix woman's trip to San Diego Comic-Con was spoiled after a FlixBus left her stranded due to a traffic delay. Her story highlights travel service issues.

Phoenix Mercury and New York Liberty prepare for a first-round matchup in the WNBA playoffs, with both teams at full strength and ready for key player face-offs.

Flagstaff, Arizona will increase its minimum wage to $18.35 in 2026, eliminating the tiered wage system for tipped workers, following a CPI-based adjustment commitment.

An arrest was made in south Phoenix for the shooting death of 41-year-old Gabino Martinez Jr. on August 15. The suspect, Luis Alejandro Mejia Mollinedo, faces a murder charge.

S&P upgraded Glendale's bond rating from AA to AA+, reflecting the city's strong fiscal management and growth, as highlighted in its official announcement.

A crash on I-10 in Goodyear resulted in the closure of westbound lanes and delays during Wednesday's morning commute, with no immediate details on injuries.

Lake Havasu City starts nighttime upgrade of traffic signals at McCulloch and Jamaica Boulevards to enhance safety and reduce congestion, with work during off-peak hours to minimize disruptions.

Phoenix ranks second in planned data center development in North America, with efforts underway to manage growth and costs associated with the expanding tech industry.

Avondale designated September as Suicide Prevention Month, with initiatives for awareness and support, aiming to reduce mental health stigma and provide help to those in need.

Chandler's Code Enforcement Resident Academy returns to educate locals on city codes and community maintenance, free of charge, in October at Downtown Chandler Library.

Charlie Kirk, conservative activist, was assassinated at Utah Valley University, raising discussions about political violence. The suspect is at large; the attack has prompted diverse reactions.

Coconino County announces its 21st annual Sustainable Building Tour, highlighting eco-friendly design, energy conservation, and sustainable living practices in the Flagstaff and Williams areas.

Arizona considers allowing individuals with one year of law school to practice criminal law, facing both support and criticism within the legal community.