The central Phoenix landmark is replacing its entire fire suppression system through 2026, nearly a decade after a monsoon flood soaked all five floors.

Stray Café's reservation-based lounge lets visitors sip coffee while rotating rescues bring adoptable dogs through the door.

The 1966 midcentury bank near 24th and Washington opens in October as the Arizona Legacy Center, aiming to train workers and launch businesses.

Thomas H. Begay, one of the last two living Navajo Code Talkers, survived Iwo Jima and Chosin Reservoir before a career helping fellow Navajos find jobs.

Thousands are expected at the free Tempe event, complete with a quiet zone and over 60 resource organizations.

Seguin crews strung nearly 6,000 feet of line in Chinle, Arizona, giving nine families their first-ever electricity.

The Larry Thomas Pride Pantry keeps former Mountain Pointe students fed on weekends, years after the coach's death from brain cancer.

A 2026 budget study puts Arizona’s comfortable income for one person at $80,000, with the target shifting sharply from Tucson to Scottsdale.

Litchfield Park’s new library opens Monday with 10,000 square feet, teen space, study rooms and upgraded technology.

Phoenix wants to extend its 300-person Safe Outdoor Space beyond October as planners weigh a three-year renewal and strict operating conditions.

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

A Phoenix-area father was barred from his daughter’s school after an automated check mistakenly matched him to a Wisconsin sex-offender registry entry. The school later cleared him, but questions about the screening process remain.

A Coolidge mom says a storm-triggered outage knocked out power for about 16 hours, leaving her bedbound son without electrically powered medical gear while backup systems failed. City and school officials opened cooling centers and handed out ice as crews restored service.