St. Patrick's Day transitioned from blue to green due to Irish nationalism and identity shifts related to Irish independence and religious affiliations.

The 30-year cold case of "Jane Doe," identified as Melody Harrison from Phoenix, has been reinvigorated through genetic genealogy and ongoing investigations into her death.

Phoenix sports bars enjoy increased patronage during March Madness, offering diverse venues with food and drinks for basketball fans to watch the games.

A deputy-involved shooting south of Payson left one dead after an alleged theft incident. Two suspects are at large; law enforcement seeks public assistance.

Shiv Supper Club, a luxurious dining experience with a focus on decadent culinary offerings like truffle bread and a unique cocktail menu, will open in Scottsdale in early 2025.

Title 9 Sports Grill, Phoenix's first women-focused sports bar, opens, celebrating women's sports achievements and offering a community space with a women's sports theme.

Annie Anderson, accused in the "Baby Skylar" death case, seeks to add specialty attorneys to her defense; her trial is set for June, and she currently remains out of custody on bond.

Recent fatal collisions on I-10 near Tonopah have spurred a push for safety measures, including median barriers, advocated by Cathy Palomarez after losing her stepson in 2012.

The Scottsdale Farmers Market may close due to a planned parking garage, with dissent from locals and the mayor. A new market, the Old Town Farm and Artisan Market, has emerged, offering hope for the community's future.

The NTSB report on the mid-air collision involving a Cessna and Lancair in Marana, Arizona, details two fatalities and an investigation into pilot communication as the airport lacks a control tower.

Recent stories of family members donating kidneys exemplify the life-saving effects of organ donation, underscoring the importance of kidney health awareness.

President Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act to target Venezuelan gang members has led to legal challenges and concerns over due process, with critics fearing overreach and civil liberties violations.

Two died in an I-40 pile-up involving 22 vehicles during a snowstorm in Arizona; Juan Beltran Sanchez and Evelyn Davis were identified as the victims. The crash, exacerbated by icy conditions, led to a fire and significant challenges for responders.