James Beard Award-winner Tyson Cole is set to open Uchi, a new sushi restaurant, in Old Town Scottsdale on February 1, offering a unique dining experience with a menu featuring local ingredients.

The Chateau de Vie estate in Chandler, a 15,000 square-foot home with a lavender farm, opens to the public and offers workshops and homemade products for sale.

Mesa Air Group aims for financial recovery by renegotiating with United Airlines, reducing fleet size, and venturing into electric aviation with plans to purchase electric aircraft.

Gilbert Police fatally shot an armed man wearing a ballistic vest after he ignored commands and approached them.

A man was arrested for a hammer attack on an elderly woman in San Tan Valley; she remains in critical condition. The suspect also allegedly stole her truck.

Phoenix residents should prepare for days of rain, including potential thunderstorms, with temperatures around the mid-60s, before conditions clear up later in the week.

Phoenix police are searching for a suspect after George Ramirez, 53, was fatally shot in north Phoenix. They are urging witnesses to submit tips anonymously.

A 7-year-old girl survived a car crash with serious injuries in Gilbert, thanks to her helmet and winter coat. The driver, who reportedly ran a red light and had no insurance, has not been charged yet.

Three candidates vying for interim Maricopa County Sheriff have switched from Republican to Democrat to meet eligibility requirements, following former Sheriff Paul Penzone's departure.

A woman named Tasha Yellowhair was fatally stabbed on Jan. 19 in south Phoenix. Police are seeking information and a reward is offered through Silent Witness.

Scottsdale's Silverleaf neighborhood saw a $7 million lot sale and a record $28.1 million mansion sale, indicating a strong luxury real estate market.

The Women's March in Phoenix highlighted the fight for abortion rights in Arizona, with activists aiming to amend the state constitution to safeguard these rights against potential restrictions rooted in a 19th century law.

The Arizona Commerce Authority faces criticism and potential legal problems regarding financial mismanagement and violations of state law. Lawmakers consider revising or consolidating the agency.