Tucson and Huntsville plants will crank out Navy interceptors and Army anti-tank missiles under new Pentagon deals worth $1.3 billion combined.

The German chipmaker is closing its 550 West Juanita Avenue plant by September 30 as production shifts to outside foundries.

Six of seven Arizona ACA insurers want double-digit hikes for 2027, with Oscar requesting nearly 34%.

A 16-year-old is expected to survive after gunfire erupted before dawn near 67th and Campbell. No arrests have been made yet.

The wreck near 13th Street forced Tempe police to close Mill Avenue in both directions as detectives search for a cause.

The 14,131-square-foot mansion was only 60% built when California buyers snapped it up sight-unseen.

David Reeves, 52, allegedly told the Phoenix clerk she “didn't have a problem with it the first time.” He's now held on $25,000 bond.

A Surprise commission cut safety buffers from 1,500 feet to 100 near a Litchfield-Cactus site facing a fire station and homes.

Patience Gore says a Sky Harbor gate agent's intercom page set up her arrest mid-IVF cycle. She's now suing for over $75,000.

A new lawsuit says Arizona hunters killed 519 juvenile mountain lions since 2018, just weeks before the season reopens.

A man is fighting for his life after a three-car crash at 51st Avenue and Cactus Road, an intersection with a history of severe wrecks.

Walmart paid nearly $11.8 million for land next to its own 25-year-old Buckeye distribution hub.

Phoenix could hit 112 degrees Saturday as an Extreme Heat Warning continues through Sunday evening. Storm chances rise next week as temperatures finally begin to ease.