Phoenix Fan Fusion concluded with cosplay, celebrity panels, and fandom highlights featuring Rainn Wilson, Marisa Tomei, and more, despite logistical challenges.

Christopher Hoopes, accused of fatally shooting his wife Colleen, a Tempe ballerina, may enter a plea deal, with his defense focusing on the potential impact of medications on his actions.

Phoenix police are searching for a man who robbed a Walgreens armed with a knife. He's described as a white male in his 20s, and there's a $1,000 reward for information leading to his arrest.

The August Egg Company is recalling nearly 2 million egg cartons over Salmonella concerns, with customers advised to return purchased eggs for a refund.

Arizona schools face a $200 million funding shortfall, potentially delaying state payments to districts and charter schools unless resolved by the legislature.

VA Secretary Doug Collins denies claims of a 15% staff cut at the Phoenix VA hospital, calling them lies, amid veteran concerns over healthcare impact.

Phoenix restaurants offer summer specials like The Vig's burger and beer combo and Miracle Mile Deli's shake and float deals, alongside new dining experiences and earlier market times.

State attorneys general, including Arizona's Kris Mayes, are suing to reverse HHS cuts made by the Trump administration, which they say endanger critical services like LIHEAP and Head Start.

HIV service funding cuts in the Trump Administration's budget are challenging Valley non-profits like Spectrum Medical, which has to redirect funds to maintain services.

Nearly three decades on, the unsolved murders of Diana Shawcroft and Jennifer Lueth in Glendale, Arizona, receive ongoing attention and hope for resolution with a new Cold Case Unit.

Phoenix residents held a peaceful anti-ICE protest in solidarity with larger events in Los Angeles, and authorities maintained a presence to ensure safety.

Mesa community celebrated WWII veteran James Peyton's 100th birthday, honoring his service and patriotism. Another centenarian Marine, William "Bill" Logan Jr., also reached 100, reflecting on his experiences in the war and post-war contributions.

Surgical tech Alison Gregory was found murdered in Arizona; her husband, Brandon, is charged with her death after allegedly confessing to killing her with a baseball bat amid a divorce. The community mourns and raises funds for her daughters.