A report details Arizona as a significant source of firearms used in crimes nationwide, with increasing concerns over ghost guns and machinegun conversion devices highlighted by the ATF.

Scottsdale partners with HonorHealth, aiming to become Arizona's first "Blue Zone" by implementing community-wide wellness strategies for increased longevity.

Protesters at the Arizona Capitol were barred from entering the Senate to speak against the proposed SB 1164, which mandates local police to cooperate with ICE. Only three people were allowed to voice opposition within the hearing.

Telefèric Barcelona is set to open in Scottsdale and bring its Spanish tapas and dining experience, aiming to become a local hotspot with authentic dishes and drinks.

Authentic EthioAfrican opens a second location in Scottsdale offering a menu rich in Ethiopian cuisine and plans to expand its Phoenix presence with a new bakery and breakfast offerings.

An Arizona nonprofit faces shortages of diapers and wipes after its LA supplier diverted aid to wildfire victims.

After a decade, Allison Feldman's murder case remains unsolved, with her family waiting for justice as legal debates over DNA evidence delay the trial.

True Food Kitchen collaborates with SZA on a new Kale Caesar Salad variant, providing a vegetarian-friendly option and pledging 20% of proceeds to the nonprofit Suprmarkt.

Phoenix firefighters rescued a woman from a burning home; she was hospitalized with burns but expected to survive. An investigation into the fire's cause is ongoing.

The Innings Festival 2025 in Tempe will feature bands like Fall Out Boy alongside baseball activities, with an additional "Extra Innings" weekend planned.

The U.S. craft beer industry is facing challenges with more closures than openings in 2024, rising costs, and declining sales, although some brewers are adapting with diverse offerings and community events.

Phoenix is launching "¡Sombra! Experiments in Shade," featuring nine art shade structures funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies, aiming to combat heat and enrich culture. The installations will be unveiled in parks from April to June.

The Jesse Owens Clinic in South Phoenix is set to reopen in April after renovations, promising to continue its legacy of community health care and services.