A newly built Paradise Valley estate at 6724 N. 62nd St. sold for about $16 million after a lightning‑fast market run, adding to a string of trophy sales. The 8,331‑sq‑ft home was marketed with a wellness retreat and Camelback views.

Highs near 97°F Sunday with a small chance of evening storms and gusty outflows. City cooling centers are available for those who need relief.

A bee swarm at Sun Devil Lacrosse Stadium on March 28 sent players and fans scrambling and left multiple people stung, forcing Arizona State's home game against Florida to be postponed to Sunday.

A JetBlue crew's ACARS message said a Mosaic 4 passenger in seat 5C was "masturbating" midflight; crew issued a yellow ticket and asked whether police should meet the PHX→FLL flight.

Scottsdale police say a body recovery is underway near Indian Bend Road and Scottsdale Road; a death investigation will follow and details remain limited.

Crews battled an attic fire near Union Hills Drive and 16th Street Friday evening, the Phoenix Fire Department said. The initial update offered few details.

A 34‑year‑old Phoenix woman was killed after a pickup ran a red light and shoved her car into a stopped semi at 28th Drive and Cactus Road. The pickup driver has been arrested and booked on negligent homicide and related charges.

Police shut down Mill Avenue in downtown Tempe after a reported shooting near 5th Street; detectives are canvassing the area and the investigation is active.

A Glendale man was arrested after police say he stole from a Northern Avenue Walmart more than 70 times, allegedly using taped noodle barcodes at self‑checkout.

Mayor Kate Gallego announced PHX Hunger Relief with St. Mary's Food Bank to coordinate donations and local services for Phoenix residents facing food insecurity.

A 22-year-old Pima County deputy was arrested and fired after a woman in custody accused him of coercion and sexual misconduct, court filings and video show.

Breezy Saturday with highs near 96°F and a morning Wind Advisory. City cooling centers are available downtown.

A former AZ GOP chair says Rep. Alex Kolodin privately admitted his Secure Elections Act is meant to curb mail‑in voting; Kolodin says the changes secure ballots.