The BIA says it has replaced about 100 wooden poles and locked in purchased power through August 2027 to reduce outages and ease summer bills for central Arizona customers.

Phoenix Fire crews used a single‑wheeled "big wheel" stretcher to extract a hiker from the 40th Street trailhead near Shea Boulevard Friday. PIO on scene; details pending.

A suspect has been arrested after a man was found dead in a car trunk following a tip at a hotel near 24th and Van Buren; police say the investigation is ongoing.

Surprise landed a No. 3 spot on a national buyer‑friendly housing list as local inventory and slower sales give buyers more negotiating power. The ranking reflects new construction and softer pace in parts of the Valley.

A man was found dead after an early-morning shooting near 59th Avenue and Missouri Avenue in Glendale; detectives have closed nearby streets while they investigate.

Phoenix police say they arrested a suspect Thursday in the 2023 killing of a young mother found inside her car at Steele Indian School Park. The case drew months of pleas from the family.

A Phoenix Business Journal ranking shows a defense contractor now leads Arizona manufacturers by in-state employment as semiconductors and batteries reshape hiring.

Tommy Lloyd announced he will remain at Arizona and has agreed to a new multi-year deal, removing him from UNC’s coaching sweep. The decision reshapes Carolina’s search.

A new half‑acre pavilion, shaded ramadas and ADA‑friendly paths have opened at South Mountain, backed by roughly $25 million in voter‑approved parks funding.

A 36-member state task force says geothermal could help Arizona utilities meet surging demand and recommends mapping, permitting changes and research funding.

Sinomax will cease Phoenix manufacturing by late April, filing a WARN notice that impacts 89 workers as production shifts to Tennessee.

Six suspects were arrested in Phoenix and investigators seized an AR‑15 and about 4.4 pounds of suspected fentanyl.

After a Jan. 2 crash near Telegraph Canyon that killed four, the pilot's relatives are urging the FAA and lawmakers to tighten NOTAMs and require brighter slackline markers.