Avondale, Arizona, announces the grand opening of a new Sand Volleyball Complex at The BLVD on June 4, featuring five courts and a range of amenities, including a youth clinic.

Mike Budenholzer has been announced as the Phoenix Suns' new head coach, following Frank Vogel's dismissal after a playoff sweep. Budenholzer brings winning experience from the Bucks to the role.

The City of Surprise announces the registration for its adult sports leagues summer season, offering volleyball, basketball, and softball, with various fees and venues for the games.

A swarm of bees delayed an LA Dodgers and Arizona Diamondbacks game, with pest controller Matt Hilton resolving the issue; he later threw the ceremonial first pitch.

WNBA star Brittney Griner discusses her detention in Russia over cannabis oil in her luggage in an exclusive "20/20" special and her upcoming memoir "Coming Home."

The Arizona Coyotes are poised for sale to Utah Jazz owner Ryan Smith, with plans to relocate the team to Salt Lake City after the 2023-24 season.

Special Olympics athletes competed in a powerlifting event at WADE Strength Gym, with many achieving personal bests and demonstrating the empowering effect of the competition.

ASU wrestler Richard Figueroa wins the NCAA Division 1 Championship, inspiring the campus after overcoming injury and contributing to the team's sixth-place finish.

Alabama advances to the Sweet 16 in March Madness, defeating Grand Canyon 72-61 with standout plays from Mark Sears and a crucial performance from Mouhamed Dioubate.

A new professional basketball team, the Arizona HEET, will join The Basketball League and start playing in the Phoenix metro area next year, as reported by ABC15.

The Arizona Wildcats defeated the Dayton Flyers 78-68 to advance to the Sweet 16, with Caleb Love scoring 19 points, marking their 19th appearance in this stage of the tournament.

Phoenix offers free Valley Metro rides for NCAA Final Four attendees from April 5-8, aiming for efficient transport as seen during last year's Super Bowl. Users need the app to get passes.

Fanatics received a license to start sports betting in Arizona through a partnership with the Tonto Apache Tribe, expanding its US reach to 16 states.