A hollowed-out trailer frame near Yuma hid enough liquid meth to equal roughly 742 pounds once converted to crystal form.

The 82,000-square-foot temple will rise on 15.5 acres, joining a meetinghouse and support building near Ryan and Ironwood roads.

Canko Marakijoski vanished near 100th Street and Thompson Peak Parkway without water, a phone, or money.

The downtown Phoenix venue marks 15 years on October 3 with 15 local acts, four DJs, and even karaoke.

Great Wolf Lodge let 40 Phoenix Children's families slide before dawn Thursday, with every $10 ride helping chase a $5,000 goal.

A final council hearing on September 10 could set below-market rents inside two century-old Mill Avenue landmarks the city now owns.

Betzabeth Sotelo couldn't donate directly to her brother, so she swapped kidneys with a stranger through a paired exchange program.

Royal Cothrun, 14, guided Teresa Morgan to shade and called her son after finding her disoriented in 103-degree heat.

The fenced, sensory-rich park replaces Tempe's old Sister Cities garden and aims to let caregivers finally rest outdoors.

Doors open at 4:30 p.m. Sunday for the Black Parade tour stop, with Jimmy Eat World playing Bleed American start to finish.

More than 27 service providers turned out for TimeDone's first Phoenix event, which filled the venue to capacity.

Sharde Booker allegedly posted the threat after being spat on and called a slur at Westpark Elementary, police say.

A 16-year-old was pulled from wreckage at 51st Avenue and Bell Road, a corner with a deadly history.