Arizona's Attorney General is suing Amazon for alleged anti-consumer and antitrust violations, including deceptive cancellation processes and bias in their Buy Box feature.

Phoenix renamed a street to honor local boxing legend Michael Carbajal, reflecting his sports achievements and continued community mentorship through his gym.

A 437-year-old book with annotations by John Milton was discovered in the Phoenix Public Library's Rare Book Room, generating excitement among scholars.

Phoenix introduces an appointment-based system for bulk trash collection starting September 30, allowing residents to schedule pickups online for more convenience and efficiency.

ADOT plans a major weekend closure of northbound I-17 north of Loop 303 in Phoenix for pavement improvements, advising motorists to follow the detour route provided.

Northbound State Route 143 and part of Eastbound US 60 in Arizona will be closed for maintenance from the evening of May 17 to the early morning of May 20, with suggested detours provided by ADOT.

Deputy Jesse Hubble of Yavapai County Sheriff's Office passed away from natural causes at age 47. He was a Navy veteran, community volunteer, and was recognized for his service and heroism.

U.S. and Canadian banks fund a $414 million construction credit facility for the Box Canyon solar energy project in Arizona, set to provide sustainable power to Pinal County.

The Chicago Cubs plan significant upgrades to their Mesa spring training facility, including a new pitching lab and expanded clubhouse, to improve player development and amenities.

A suspect on a bicycle reportedly shot two men near I-17 in Phoenix; both are expected to recover. The shooter remains at large, and the motive is unclear. Police are seeking public assistance.

A judge dismissed a GOP lawsuit against Arizona's election procedures manual, allowing its continued use. The lawsuit had contested the public comment period and specific provisions of the manual. Other legal challenges to the manual persist.

Cases against 71 pro-Palestine protesters detained at ASU were dismissed without prejudice, meaning they could potentially be recharged within a year.

High temperatures continue to scorch Phoenix, with the forecast showing highs nearing 98 degrees and the potential for reaching 101 degrees over the weekend. Residents are advised to stay cool and hydrated.