Two bicyclists were hit by a truck in Phoenix, sustaining serious but non-life-threatening injuries. The driver remained on scene; authorities are investigating.

A woman in Arizona is charged with trying to kidnap a child at a park, found with the girl in a restroom. Police suspect assault as the child’s mouth was covered.

Firefighter-EMT Glenn Collins of the Timber Mesa Fire and Medical District died in a crash with a suspected drunk driver. He was remembered with a procession.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts clear skies and rising temperatures, reaching 99°F midweek, followed by possible showers and thunderstorms towards the end of the week.

A 6-year-old died in a Phoenix freeway crash; a pickup truck hit their car, which was pushed into a wall. The pickup driver, who fled but was found, is in custody.

Holocaust survivor Ben Lesser's passing is mourned; he left a legacy of hope and education with his Zachor Holocaust Remembrance Foundation, vital in ensuring that the lessons of the Holocaust are remembered and taught.

After evading law enforcement for years, Sandra Lucia Tellez-Nieves, associated with a deadly 2009 daycare fire in Mexico, has been deported from the U.S. to face trial.

North Phoenix residents oppose the proposed NorthPark development over concerns about increased housing density and traffic congestion, particularly near schools and crosswalks. They aim to address their concerns at upcoming city meetings.

Motorcycle crash on I-10 near Phoenix causes fatality and major traffic delays early Monday morning; separate incident claims a child's life on Sunday night.

Mercury President Vince Kozar attributes the team's edge to its dedicated fanbase, the "X-Factor," as they advance to the WNBA Finals, energized by the city's support and veteran players like DeWanna Bonner.

Mesa firefighter Paul Shupe died at 58 from glioblastoma, after over 20 years of service. His life was honored at a funeral with an Honor Watch by fellow firefighters.

Baker Wee Bakery in Phoenix closed after 30 years, leaving prepaid customers without refunds due to a downturn in business and legal obligations to creditors.

Tempe, Arizona, reports a 46% drop in homelessness, as city initiatives reduce unsheltered numbers from 515 to 277. Some local nonprofits, however, struggle with the city for cooperation in aiding the homeless.