Phoenix is about to host its first Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships, bringing elite athletes and a major industry gathering downtown this week.

The rider, believed to be 34, died in a single-motorcycle crash overnight; Bullard Avenue reopened around 6 a.m., Goodyear police said.

A two-year Arizona investigation has led to 28 federal defendants, more than 100 seized firearms and 125,000 rounds of ammunition.

A lifelong Republican business leader is backing Democrat Katie Hobbs, while former GOP Gov. Doug Ducey backs Andy Biggs in Arizona’s governor race.

A former Prescott Habitat for Humanity director received a 62.5-year prison sentence after being convicted of stealing about $826,000 from the charity.

A Category 5 dust storm sent Phoenix-area pollution readings soaring, triggering a health advisory and no-burn day across the Valley. Another round of dust may arrive this week.

A SAFE Alert is active for 79-year-old Paul Martinez, who was last seen near a Phoenix grocery store and may have boarded a northbound bus.

A 2026 budget study puts Arizona’s comfortable income for one person at $80,000, with the target shifting sharply from Tucson to Scottsdale.

A cyber tip about alleged child sexual abuse material led to a Three Points arrest and 10 felony counts.

A 17-year-old Navajo teen from Ignacio was found safe Tuesday, and Colorado canceled the Missing Indigenous Person Alert issued in his case.

A Taiwan-based semiconductor-equipment company just bought its first U.S. location in Surprise for $10.7 million. The deal adds another international player to the West Valley’s fast-growing chip supply chain.

Tempe’s new e-bike and scooter limits are now in effect, with police watching sidewalks, streets and paths as ASU students return.

A large wind-driven fire involving structures and multiple power poles brought Phoenix crews to the area near 7th Street and Southern Avenue late Monday night.