Arizona’s child-safety agency wants a lawsuit over two Scottsdale brothers dismissed, invoking protections for its investigators. A judge will decide whether the case moves forward.

A Phoenix man warned 911 that he feared being shot. Minutes later, he was fatally wounded outside his apartment, police say, leading to arrests nearly a month later.

In the Valley, 10-year-old David Mendoza plays multiple sports through a league his mother says embraces him more than others ever have.

Gov. Katie Hobbs may put a Republican former Mesa mayor on her 2026 ticket. The reported choice would make Arizona's first lieutenant governor race even more unusual.

Arizona’s homegrown Salad And Go chain is closing all 70 Arizona and Nevada locations after a Chapter 11 filing.

Phoenix is about to host its first Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships, bringing elite athletes and a major industry gathering downtown this week.

The rider, believed to be 34, died in a single-motorcycle crash overnight; Bullard Avenue reopened around 6 a.m., Goodyear police said.

A two-year Arizona investigation has led to 28 federal defendants, more than 100 seized firearms and 125,000 rounds of ammunition.

A lifelong Republican business leader is backing Democrat Katie Hobbs, while former GOP Gov. Doug Ducey backs Andy Biggs in Arizona’s governor race.

A former Prescott Habitat for Humanity director received a 62.5-year prison sentence after being convicted of stealing about $826,000 from the charity.

A Category 5 dust storm sent Phoenix-area pollution readings soaring, triggering a health advisory and no-burn day across the Valley. Another round of dust may arrive this week.

A SAFE Alert is active for 79-year-old Paul Martinez, who was last seen near a Phoenix grocery store and may have boarded a northbound bus.

A 2026 budget study puts Arizona’s comfortable income for one person at $80,000, with the target shifting sharply from Tucson to Scottsdale.