A 67-year-old man was struck and later died after a vehicle hit him in north Phoenix Monday night. Phoenix police say detectives are investigating.

Phoenix moved into Round 1 to draft Arizona forward Koa Peat, a Gilbert native with size and upside. The late trade cost Phoenix draft capital but keeps a local star in the Valley.

Investigators say deputies deployed Tasers before shooting a woman who retrieved a gun during a June 15 domestic call east of Kingman; an independent probe is underway.

A 75-year-old woman identified as Robin Janes died after being airlifted from Brown Mountain on Tuesday. Pima County officials urged extreme caution as Arizona faces dangerous summer heat.

Valley homeowners say pool contractors took deposits and left projects unfinished, with reported losses up to $36,000. State agencies outline filing steps and limits.

A woman was taken to the hospital in critical condition after a reported stabbing along Camelback Road east of 43rd Avenue in west Phoenix. Police say the suspect is at large.

A state review found mathematical flaws in Arizona’s A–F scoring model; the Department of Education plans draft scoring rules this summer and an iterative rewrite.

Records show Chandler discussed residency with Police Chief Bryan Chapman last year, and the City Council has referred a charter amendment that could change residency rules for top hires.

Neighbors pressed Tempe leaders to pause a proposed seven‑story student complex on Spence Avenue, raising concerns about height, traffic and parking. The council voted to continue the rezoning.

An Extreme Heat Warning covers Phoenix through Thursday as highs hit about 111°F. Cooling centers and 2‑1‑1 support are available across the Valley.

A Phoenix gun shop owner pleaded guilty to helping buyers hide gun purchases and failing to report large cash transactions, prosecutors say.

Mohave County deputies arrested a 76-year-old after finding 16 cats and five rattlesnakes in a hot pickup in Golden Valley. The investigation is ongoing.

A national study puts Phoenix among the top three U.S. metros for business AI adoption, driven by large employers, data‑center growth and a growing tech pipeline.