A speed‑enforcement camera at 19th Avenue and Thunderbird was struck by gunfire and removed after repeated vandalism; vendor employees were threatened and police are investigating.

Invite-only Copper Club is moving into Gaslight Square with a members-only room, concierge service and a philanthropic arm that says it has raised $46M.

Hilton Scottsdale completed the first phase of a $24M renovation, adding redesigned two‑bedroom villas and Salt & Sol, a Mediterranean poolside restaurant. The work also included new guest rooms and upgraded villa amenities.

Peter Fine, who retired as Banner Health’s CEO in mid-2024 after a 24-year run, has rejoined the Phoenix health system in a different role, the Phoenix Business Journal reports. The move returns a familiar leader to Arizona’s largest health system.

Canyon View High in Waddell was evacuated after a reported bomb threat; students gathered on the football field and classes were canceled as officers searched the campus.

Murad Dervish told an Arizona appeals court his trial was tainted by judicial bias; attorneys zeroed in on psychiatric testimony and jury instructions at a March 17 hearing.

A man was shot near 24th Street and Southern Avenue on Wednesday night; one person was detained and police are asking the public for tips.

Senate Bill 1424 would require annual, non‑handling firearm-safety instruction for Arizona K‑12 students starting in 2027, drawing mixed reactions from advocates and parents.

Firebirds Wood Fired Grill will take a 5,658-square-foot spot at Goodyear's GSQ next to Trader Joe's, adding steaks, seafood and patio dining to the downtown mix.

A high-profile child-murder trial was halted after internal Goodyear Police records raised questions about evidence‑tracking and chain‑of‑custody.

Preliminary ASU field measurements suggest Phoenix‑area data centers are warming nearby neighborhoods by several degrees, raising health and regulatory concerns.

A woman was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run near 83rd Avenue and Van Buren Street in Tolleson. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and few details have been released.

Two Arizona resorts and a Phoenix Hawaiian BBQ were flagged by health inspectors in this week's Dirty Dining roundup. The list pulls from local inspection records.