The Phoenix bagel shop closed after an April roof fire but kept baking thanks to its Tempe location. Doors reopen next week.

A $160,000-plus overhaul brings free pizza, giveaways and a post-ceremony pool splash to the Balsz neighborhood park.

Gila River Health Care is putting up $25 million so Sacaton students can train as doctors without leaving tribal land.

Knightvest Capital's buy of Pavilions on Central handed Seattle's Security Properties a $14.65 million gain since 2018.

Berk Blenski allegedly watched missing-person posters for the 16-year-old spread online while hiding her in Peoria, Mesa and Glendale.

A noose in the luggage area, a mocked George Floyd photo, and Ku Klux Klan cosplay at Sky Harbor, an estate's federal suit alleges.

Peter Griffin, 38, died six days after being struck near 7th Avenue and Baseline Road, a corridor with a long history of crashes.

A hydrant sat 900 feet away on a narrow gravel drive, forcing crews into a water shuttle as heat exhaustion sidelined three firefighters.

Jamar Johnson claimed his Tempe basketball league had 73 workers and $4.8 million in payroll. It had none.

The old FilmBar marquee still hangs at 815 N. Second St., but inside, vinyl nights and a rare sound system take over this weekend.

The guard was released without charges as detectives probe the shooting near Peoria Avenue and Black Canyon Highway.

A sold-out Phoenix crowd got pepper-sprayed after Nine Vicious stormed off over broken speakers, and fans still haven't heard about refunds.

Fans camped outside Chase Field and Mortgage Matchup Center for hours as an excessive heat warning gripped downtown Phoenix.