A Phoenix doctor warns a rotavirus surge and a federal schedule change have made timing crucial — the rotavirus series must be finished by eight months.

Tolleson Superintendent Jeremy Calles filed a defamation suit against Rep. Matt Gress, saying public criticism over a $25M leaseback cost him consulting work and damaged his reputation.

Storefronts near Phoenix’s Human Services Campus say tents are reappearing in the area once called "The Zone," worrying businesses and outreach groups alike.

A pickup truck smashed through a Phoenix apartment early Wednesday, jolting a family and narrowly missing children upstairs. Police say impairment may be a factor.

Mitsui agreed to buy most cobalt metal from EVelution Energy’s planned solar-powered Yuma plant in a roughly $850M, five-year deal, giving the project a major customer while some sulfate terms remain unsettled.

Sunny and dry today with highs near 92°F; evening outflow winds could gust to 30–35 mph and weekend highs may top the mid‑90s. Take precautions for dust and heat.

MetLife bought Grandstone at Sunrise Villas, a 140‑unit Peoria build‑to‑rent community, in an all‑cash transaction — another sign of institutional interest in Phoenix rentals.

Arizona Supreme Court upheld Chandler's 2002 water deal with RWCD, a ruling officials say could end about $1.7M a year in RWCD property taxes paid without water.

A Scottsdale widow filed a wrongful‑death suit after officers shot and killed her husband in March 2025; body‑camera footage and filings say he was unarmed.

Phoenix police have sealed off 7th Ave and McDowell Road for a "critical incident." Media are staged and drivers should expect delays in Midtown.

A Senate housing provision would force sale of new build-to-rent homes within seven years, and Phoenix developers say it’s already chilling financing and pausing projects. The city — which delivered thousands of BTR units last year — could feel the impact quickly.

A Mesa sergeant faces a felony charge after prosecutors say he warned a neighbor about a Chandler PD SWAT narcotics raid, allowing drugs and a ghost gun to be moved.

Starting May 1, Slide Rock will stop allowing cars to line up on SR 89A and will admit vehicles only when enough spaces open. Officials say the change aims to ease dangerous backups.