A driver crashed into a Phoenix home, causing damage but only minor injuries to themselves and the home's occupants. Police are investigating the early morning incident.

A man named Richard Daniels, 57, died in a Mesa house fire near Gilbert Road and 8th Avenue. His body was found in the bed of the master bedroom after the fire was extinguished. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Two adults were injured in a Chandler neighborhood shooting; one suspect was arrested. Police say the involved parties knew each other, and there's no public threat.

Steward Health Care is selling four Arizona hospitals amid its Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing and a $9 billion debt, with the state's AG investigating the circumstances.

Round1 Bowling & Arcade is opening a 65,000-square-foot location at Chandler Fashion Center in Arizona, filling the space previously occupied by Sears.

Police are seeking a hit-and-run driver who killed a pedestrian near Phoenix's Papago Amphitheater. A second vehicle also hit the victim but stopped to help.

Activists in Arizona rally against a ballot measure that would criminalize illegal immigration, drawing comparisons to the state's controversial SB 1070 law. Governor Hobbs cannot veto the initiative.

Phoenix residents faced gridlock due to a closed I-17 for pavement work, affecting travelers and local communities, but the road reopened earlier than expected.

An Arizona mother advocates for pool safety and raises awareness following her son's drowning death, amidst a rise in child drowning incidents in Phoenix.

A 4.9 magnitude earthquake in Mexico was felt in southern Arizona, but no damage has been reported. Aftershocks followed, with no significant impact on the area.

The DC-10 Tanker, piloted by RK Smithley, has played a crucial role in containing Arizona wildfires, delivering retardant to support ground firefighters.

Pedal Haus Brewery is set to open a new 'biergarten' venue in downtown Mesa, featuring a range of beers and a food trailer, with plans to offer canned beers to go.

The Phoenix Fire Department warns of the dangers of leaving children and pets in hot cars, demonstrating the rapid temperature rise inside a vehicle and reminding the public that intervention is legal and necessary.