A man died in Phoenix after a family fight led to a shooting; the suspect claimed self-defense and was detained by police. The investigation is ongoing.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with temperatures soaring up to 112 degrees, as reported by the National Weather Service, with little nightly relief expected.

MiiHealth has chosen Phoenix for its U.S. headquarters, benefiting from the city's health tech focus and expanding their AI-driven healthcare offerings for seniors.

David Martin is being fined by his HOA for giving out free water in his Arizona neighborhood, an act he sees as community service but violates advertising rules.

The Arizona Department of Gaming warns of increased scam calls, where fraudsters pose as gaming officials and deceive individuals about lottery wins or gaming debts.

A domestic dispute in north Phoenix led to a shooting Saturday night, resulting in one death and one man detained. Details are still limited as police investigate.

A three-month-old boy died after a multi-vehicle collision in Mesa involving a rear-end crash. Four others were injured, and investigations are ongoing.

A suspect was detained after a bomb threat in Chandler, which led to evacuations on Sunday evening; residents returned home later, with no ongoing public threat.

A 4-year-old boy was hospitalized after being found unresponsive in a pool at a Litchfield Park residence and receiving CPR before emergency services arrived. His current condition is unknown.

The Rebel Lounge in Phoenix hosted the Good Luck Club dance party, featuring diverse music by artists like Madonna, with an energetic and inclusive atmosphere.

Lake Havasu City fire officials prepared for a busy Labor Day, focusing on safety amid the Arizona heat, while local businesses welcomed the economic boost from the holiday tourism influx.

A crash on I-17 near Happy Valley Road, Phoenix, resulted in injuries and a temporary closure of northbound lanes, but the interstate has since reopened. Details on the cause and those injured remain undisclosed.

A variety of budget-friendly deals are available in the Valley, offering discounts on dining, free museum admissions, value meals, and more for the first week of September.