A pilot was hospitalized after their small plane crashed into the backyard of a Cottonwood neighborhood, damaging a carport but not injuring any residents.

Phoenix anticipates a week of extreme heat with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, followed by a slight cooldown and a chance of showers by the weekend.

Air Force veteran Michael Pabst died in a motorcycle crash in Glendale after colliding with a school bus. His family recounts his love for them and the community's support during this time.

The Arizona Department of Housing has indefinitely suspended its program for workforce housing funds, leaving developers uncertain about future projects.

Pepper Lunch, a Japanese D-I-Y Teppanyaki chain, will open its first U.S. franchise at ASU's Tempe campus in Q4, offering a unique dining experience with sizzling hot plate dishes.

A Phoenix family wins a prolonged battle with the city over their historically designated building, allowing them to proceed with a sale and demolition for retirement.

Nebraska presents competing abortion measures on the ballot, reflecting a national divide post-Roe v. Wade, while states like Arizona, Colorado, and Florida similarly grapple with abortion rights through voter referendums.

Adam Parker from Peoria has been sentenced to 20 years for a fatal DUI crash that killed Elizabeth McAloon, following a guilty plea for Second Degree Murder and Aggravated Assault.

Banner Desert Medical Center in Arizona announced a new program for nurse anesthetist students, focusing on pediatric clinical experience to train certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs).

Phoenix is facing a week of intense heat, with forecasts predicting daily highs exceeding 100 degrees and reaching up to 108 degrees, adding to the city’s recurring heat patterns.

Samuel Bush was arrested in relation to the death of 24-year-old Alijah Bradley, whose body was found east of Gila Bend. The family is grieving and unanswered questions remain.

Adventurous Stills distillery in Tempe reopens after a fire, offering new spirit creations and a renewed experience for patrons while maintaining its grain-to-bottle ethos and local Arizona sourcing.

Five Arizona suburbs rank among the 50 most affordable, with home values below $500,000 and significant population growth, despite concerns about water scarcity.