Pinnacle West posted $616.5M in 2025 as APS contended with record heat and surging demand. Regulators’ decisions this spring will shape how Arizona customers pay for new grid fixes.

A proposed constitutional amendment would bar government medical mandates and could land on Arizona’s Nov. 3 ballot after a House committee advanced the referral. Lawmakers now must finish the legislative steps before voters decide.

OASIS Hospital and partners agreed to pay $5.6 million to resolve federal allegations that payments to a referring physicians' group violated federal health‑care rules.

County inspection reports show two Valley food sites were cited for 12 violations, including expired curry and signs of mold on tamarinds. Local outlets and the county logs list the details.

A Maricopa County jury ordered Phoenix to pay nearly $4 million after finding the city took part of an office complex's parking lot during light‑rail construction.

Matilda’s All‑Day Cafe brings First Place Coffee’s truck menu indoors to a restored bungalow on Roosevelt Row with coffee, pastries and a small bar program.

Forbes will stage its Under 30 Summit in Phoenix April 19–22, highlighting Arizona’s semiconductor, AI and startup momentum and a new local 30 Under 30 list.

An Arizona educator filed a federal civil-rights suit in Phoenix alleging former Apache County Attorney Michael Whiting used county staff to intimidate him out of a 2024 school race.

Sunny this morning with a forecast high near 87°F. Phoenix will climb into the low 90s Thursday through the weekend with daily records possible.

After the death of 10‑year‑old Rebekah Baptiste, Arizona lawmakers have fast‑tracked bills to escalate repeat child‑abuse reports, force school data‑sharing and strengthen oversight.

A new Arizona bill would give refundable tax credits to families outside the public system, reigniting fights over school choice and the state budget. Supporters call it choice; critics warn of oversight gaps and fiscal strain.

A man died and a Phoenix officer was injured Monday night near 19th Avenue and Broadway Road; police say the shooting is under investigation.

DEA agents and local law enforcement taped off a west Phoenix parking lot after a vehicle with visible bullet damage was found near 67th Avenue and Van Buren.