A father and his daughter were killed in a Phoenix road rage incident, which also left other family members injured. The suspect, Tyrone Dee Chilly, faces murder charges and claims he acted in self-defense.

Early morning shooting in north Phoenix leaves one man dead, with unclear circumstances and no suspects named yet. Police investigation ongoing.

Phoenix's weather is sunny, with highs ranging from 73-77°F, and calm winds. A partly sunny Thanksgiving is expected. Rain chances increase to 40% on Sunday.

Communities across the U.S. combat food insecurity with turkey giveaways during the holiday season, supported by leaders and volunteers in Phoenix and Minneapolis.

Phoenix eateries offer a range of Thanksgiving dining options, from upscale holiday menus to casual traditional fare, and even fast food for convenience.

Police responded to gunfire at a Prescott Valley house party; shots were fired at officers, no injuries reported, and authorities assure no public danger.

Operation Santa Claus, a charity drive in Arizona, aims to support local families during the holidays, offering donors the chance to win vehicles and involving the New Life Center.

Zillow's report shows a decline in home values across 86.9% of the Phoenix market, despite national trends and local data from Phoenix REALTORS® indicating overall market resilience and growth in some segments.

The Pat Tillman American Legion Post 117 in Phoenix aims to collect 22,000 Christmas cards for troops and is close to its goal, with a final push planned for Saturday.

Phoenix reports a decrease in heat-related deaths for the third year despite a hot summer, with officials citing emergency response measures for the decline.

The family of Officer Gabriel Facio gave their first interview after body cam footage of the fatal shooting was released, discussing the impact and honoring his memory.

Yoga Cold Bath donated nearly $10,000 to clear school lunch debts in Deer Valley Unified School District, benefiting students in two high schools and one elementary school.

Debbie Castillo-Smith was named the permanent CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona after interim service. She has been with BBBSAZ since 2007, contributing to mentorship and program development.