The Verrado Marketplace groundbreaking took place in Buckeye, with promises of it becoming a major commerce and leisure hub including Target, HomeGoods, Shake Shack, and a new Harkins Theatres concept. Opening is planned for spring 2026.

Sencere Hayes appeared in Arizona court, facing first-degree murder charges for the killing of Mercedes Vega, whose body was discovered in a burning vehicle.

A brush fire in Tempe, suspected to be arson, is being investigated after a shirtless man was seen fleeing the scene. The fire caused damage but was quickly contained.

Phoenix restaurants offer a variety of Thanksgiving dine-in and to-go meal options, including Friendsgiving events, prix fixe dinners, and take-home feasts for the holiday season.

The article discusses the assault on a man feeding the homeless in Phoenix and contrasts it with the Phoenix PD's violent practices highlighted in a DOJ report.

Hailey Stephens' mother commemorates her late daughter's legacy with a foundation that awards scholarships, reflecting on her life and the impact of her loss.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with a car in Chandler; police are investigating if speed or impairment were factors.

The DOJ's ongoing investigation into the Phoenix Police Department may be impacted by the Trump administration, with concerns over reduced oversight highlighted. Local community groups prepare to advocate for changes amid federal scrutiny.

Researchers use tree rings to study ancient solar storms, which could help predict future events and protect modern technology from solar-induced disruptions.

A driver crashed into multiple cars and a home in Phoenix after a high-speed chase, while another suspect hid in the Tempe Police Headquarters' garage after a pursuit. Both face charges, with no injuries reported.

A fire in a Phoenix mobile home resulted in two deaths and three burn injuries. The cause is under investigation; witnesses described a loud explosion. Fire safety and smoke detectors' importance were highlighted.

ASU fans mistakenly stormed the field with a second left in the game against BYU, but after order was restored, ASU's victory was confirmed, enhancing their playoff chances.

Former Arizona media personalities are charged with involvement in an alleged PPP fraud scheme, facing a potential 20-year sentence per charge if convicted.