A woman was arrested after a fatal hit-and-run near 83rd Avenue and Van Buren Street in Tolleson. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and few details have been released.

Two Arizona resorts and a Phoenix Hawaiian BBQ were flagged by health inspectors in this week's Dirty Dining roundup. The list pulls from local inspection records.

The Arizona Senate Education Committee advanced bills on antisemitism, adoption education and parental consent for clubs — prompting teacher protests at the State Capitol.

Roughly 800 TSA officers at Phoenix Sky Harbor are working without pay as a partial DHS funding lapse continues; the airport has started collecting food and small gift cards for staff.

A nearly 100‑year‑old Coronado Hotel in Roosevelt Row will be demolished to make way for a multi‑phase housing project, renderings show.

A Phoenix Business Journal tally shows $146 million in Valley luxury home sales across 17 deals in one week, led by Paradise Valley and North Scottsdale.

Home Depot will join Costco at Buckeye Commons, bringing a roughly 137,000‑sq‑ft store to the I‑10 corridor and more retail choices to the West Valley.

An AZDPS K-9 trooper pulled over a minivan on I-40 and found about 447 pounds of cocaine — an estimated $12.1M — leading to two arrests in Kingman.

Phoenix Public Works is collecting feedback through March 31 on a proposed multi‑year trash fee increase. City Council is scheduled to vote April 22.

Phoenix gets its first detailed look at the proposed 2026-27 budget next week, with the City Manager's presentation followed by community hearings. Officials are asking residents to weigh in.

A new state program will cover much of the cost for heat pumps, insulation and electrical upgrades—up to $14,000 per household. Officials say only about 800 rebates have been issued so far.

Investigators say license‑plate readers, GPS logs and an ATF accelerant dog helped trace a rental Prius and charge a suspect after a north Phoenix strip‑mall fire.

A nightly curfew was approved for Bylas after two recent deadly incidents; tribal police warned of zero tolerance for weapons and increased patrols.