Yuma County deputies say multiple cars were broken into while owners hiked; officials and anti‑theft groups offer simple steps to protect your gear.

A DPS K‑9 alert during a Phoenix traffic stop led to three arrests and the seizure of meth, multiple firearms and thousands in cash.

Sunny, dry heat will push Phoenix into the upper 90s this weekend. Plan for cooler morning hours and watch for gusty winds midweek.

The FAA named Mesa Gateway one of two initial sites to test converting a busy contract tower to FAA staffing, aiming to standardize controller training over the next two to four years.

A woman and two pets were found dead after a garage blaze in Chandler Friday afternoon. Chandler police and arson investigators are probing the cause.

Peoria police say a 23-year-old was arrested after his 22-year-old cousin was found shot inside a home near 91st Avenue and Beardsley Road.

Redfin's latest data shows cancellations eased in April as buyers return and sellers negotiate more. Atlanta and other Sun Belt metros still lead failed deals.

The Arizona Supreme Court has blocked Stephanie Stephens’ lawsuit against the Department of Child Safety, saying the agency had sufficient grounds to seek removal in 2020.

Consumer Cellular signed a 123,340‑square‑foot lease at 8501 E. Raintree Drive, landing the Phoenix metro's largest office deal so far in 2026.

A woman was hurt early Friday after police say she was thrown from a vehicle in central Phoenix near 19th Ave and Grant St; police say the car hasn’t been found.

College tournaments are turning Cactus League parks into year‑round tourism engines, filling hotels and boosting restaurants across the Phoenix area.

JD's at The Nash opened this week, adding a full-service bar to The Nash and pairing cocktails with intimate jazz performances. The launch included a community-named cocktail program.

A packed Chandler council meeting on May 21 turned into a showdown over whether to renew a roughly $153,400 Flock Safety contract as residents warned of mass surveillance. Officials say the cameras produce investigative leads; critics say oversight is lacking.