PoNy’s Michés is moving into downtown Phoenix’s former FEZ space, bringing a full bar and a bigger menu as it expands from its Goodyear roots.

A suspect was hospitalized after a Phoenix officer-involved shooting Monday evening near Lower Buckeye and 75th Avenue. Police say no officers were hurt and detectives are investigating.

Federal agents conducted a large-scale investigation into Zipps Sports Grill in the Phoenix area on suspected federal law violations, leading to protests and clashes with law enforcement.

MCSO video shows a hoist rescue near Bartlett Dam after a side-by-side UTV was swept into the Verde River; one person was pulled to safety and the driver was later found dead.

A winter storm affecting the U.S. has led to travel disruptions at Phoenix's Sky Harbor Airport, with nationwide effects including power outages and states of emergency.

Arizona Sen. Shawnna Bolick introduced a bill to ban the sale of vape products that appeal to children, targeting "illegal Chinese vapes" and requiring out-of-state wholesalers to prove product origin to the state.

Authorities say a Maricopa man accused of claiming part of Hidden Valley as his territory was arrested after an investigation into alleged extortion and violent incidents. He now faces multiple felony counts.

Amazon has leased space at CapRock West 202 Logistics, widening its Phoenix distribution footprint and reshaping the Loop 202 industrial corridor.

A Capitol standoff over whether and how Arizona should adopt federal tax changes could force early filers to amend returns; the state revenue department lays out options.

Kenneth Morrow was arrested at Phoenix Sky Harbor after allegedly punching a pilot; he faces an aggravated assault charge. Officials have released few details.

Hugh Lytle, founder of Equality Health and a former ASU quarterback, announced an independent run for Arizona governor, adding a health‑care outsider to the 2026 field.

Phoenix and San Francisco host free events including art exhibits, car displays, cultural festivals, and film screenings for both locals and visitors.

Arizona towns continue fighting for FEMA disaster funds after severe flooding, with estimates exceeding $100 million in damages. FEMA's initial denial is under review and state officials advocate for federal assistance.