A West Phoenix mother and daughter were mistakenly listed as deceased by the state Medicaid agency after a data‑entry error; AHCCCS says it will restore benefits.

Shorehaven, a 722‑unit, three‑tower waterfront project on Tempe Town Lake, has opened preleasing with the first tower available mid‑April and lease details now live. The development pairs high‑rise housing with retail and waterfront amenities.

A judge found AI-generated citations in filings tied to a discrimination suit against the Phoenix Suns; the plaintiff's lawyer was ordered to pay part of the team's legal costs.

Sunny and dry Thursday with highs near 866F. Temperatures jump into the 90s this weekend; city cooling centers are available.

Copa Health has filed a civil suit accusing a former CEO of diverting nonprofit funds to start a rival operation. The complaint raises fresh questions for one of Mesa’s largest behavioral‑health providers.

Maricopa County Fair will skip its petting zoo and pony rides April 3–12 and install hand‑washing stations after E. coli illnesses were linked to the Arizona State Fair.

A former Arizona Attorney General division chief was sentenced in Phoenix after pleading guilty to selling a diamond bracelet taken from a misdelivered package. Court filings show she listed the item on Poshmark.

Charleston-based Bond Street REIT paid $10.8M for The Shops at Civic Center in Gilbert. The purchase marks the REIT's first Arizona acquisition and signals investor interest in East Valley retail.

A woman died after a crash on U.S. 60 at Higley Road in Mesa; troopers say she was struck after exiting her vehicle following a collision with a semi.

A 19-year-old received a 7½-year sentence after prosecutors tied him to 14 vehicle thefts across the Valley. Authorities say photos and videos on his phone helped secure the case.

Nearly 400 firefighters across Arizona ran the Southwest’s largest joint wildfire drill after a blistering March, testing water shuttles, handlines and forecasts.

Utah-born Mo' Bettahs is converting a former Carl's Jr. at 5378 S Power Rd in Gilbert for its first Arizona outpost; no opening date has been announced.

Lawmakers are pressing a federal fuel-blend waiver that they say could shave up to 50 cents per gallon in Arizona. Experts warn supply limits and regulatory hurdles could blunt the savings.