"So Fun! An Exploration of Maximalism" opens at the Vision Gallery with bold artworks from five artists, embodying the colorful and detailed maximalist style.

Phoenix reports lower crime rates and improved safety feelings in neighborhoods after three years of Community Safety Plans, with technological and community resources playing key roles.

Progress on the Dragon Bravo Fire shows 36% containment despite high winds and low humidity challenging the firefighting efforts, with 1,370 personnel engaged and 134,049 acres burned.

Phoenix is expecting a hot week with temperatures reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit and occasional thunderstorms.

Steven Paul Lipton was arrested for a 2009 cold case of kidnapping and sexual assault of an 8-year-old girl, after a DNA match linked him to the crime.

Alyssa Thomas scored a third consecutive triple-double, a WNBA first, with 18 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists in the Phoenix Mercury's 95-60 victory over Indiana Fever.

Phoenix firefighters were overwhelmed with heat-related emergencies as temperatures hit a record 118 degrees, responding to individuals suffering from severe heat effects.

A fire at a Phoenix assisted living home sent four residents to the hospital; firefighters and caregivers managed to evacuate residents and contain the fire.

The Goldwater Institute seeks an injunction to halt Arizona film tax credit payments, citing constitutional issues with the state's incentive program for filmmakers.

The Coconino County Treasurer's Office in Flagstaff is relocating to 110 E. Cherry Ave. downtown, providing tax and financial services Mon-Fri, 8-5 pm.

Surprise City organizes a donation drive and a blood drive to honor first responders and remember 9/11, collecting items such as hygiene products and clothing.

The Phoenix Police Department issued a Silver Alert for missing 76-year-old Winthrop Whitaker last seen in Phoenix; considered vulnerable due to his medical condition.

Senator Mark Kelly surveyed the Dragon Bravo Fire impact in Arizona, met with responders and local business owners to discuss emergency response and economic effects, and called for continued tourism to support the community.