Another Round of Storms Could Hit Phoenix Monday: Here's What To Expect

Forecasters said storm chances continue through midweek while dangerous heat persists Monday in western Imperial County.

Popular Phoenix Salad Chain Salad And Go Is Closing For Good

The Gilbert-founded drive-thru salad chain said it will serve its final customers Wednesday.

Garbage Truck Fire In Phoenix Highlights Risks Of Lithium-Ion Batteries In Trash

A damaged trash truck is prompting another reminder about the city's household hazardous waste pickup program.

Phoenix Set To Host U.S. Gymnastics Championships For First Time Downtown

The four-day event is expected to draw thousands to downtown Phoenix next August for competition and industry events.

Delta Dental of Arizona Earns 12th Consecutive BenchmarkPortal Center of Excellence Recognition

Delta Dental of Arizona was also honored as a top contact center nationwide for the second year in a row by BenchmarkPortal.

This Phoenix Hospital Ranked No. 1 In Arizona By U.S. News

The Phoenix hospital made U.S. News' national Honor Roll for the 10th straight year and ranked No. 1 statewide.

High Pollution Advisory Issued For Phoenix Amid Dust And Extreme Heat

A state air quality alert covers Maricopa County Tuesday as winds, dust and lingering heat affect the region.

Wind-Fueled Fire Tears Through South Phoenix, Damaging Multiple Buildings

Investigators are working to determine what sparked the fire, and SRP crews repaired damaged poles Tuesday.

Phoenix Challenges Federal Water Plan As Colorado River Cuts Loom

City leaders said Phoenix can manage near-term reductions, but called the federal plan unfair to Arizona and Lower Basin states.

Drivers Warned Of Phoenix I-10 Closure This Weekend

ADOT says eastbound I-10 will close from 99th to 75th avenues for work on the Loop 101 interchange project.

Extreme Heat Grips Phoenix Through Tuesday As Storm Chances Return

An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect through Tuesday as forecasters watch for gusty winds and possible dust tonight.

Got an HOA Fine in Phoenix? 3 Procedural Errors That Make It Void

Before you pay a fine or rip out your landscaping, check your violation notice for these common legal mistakes.

Local Girl Scouts Celebrate A Successful 2026 Cookie Season, More Than 2.3 Million Boxes Sold

Thousands from Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council took part in the 2026 across central and northern Arizona to raise local proceeds.

MAKERS of Change Challenge Calls on AZ High Schools to Build Assistive Tech for Kids with Disabilities

Applications open now; teams have five weeks to design real-world solutions

Vincent Esparza CFP®, CLU Joins Wilde Wealth Management Group as Senior Wealth Advisor

The veteran financial advisor has joined award-winning financial services firm Wilde Wealth Management Group.

Delta Dental of Arizona Names Jonathan Sokeye CPA, MBA Chief Financial Officer

Seasoned healthcare finance executive brings nearly three decades of strategic leadership experience to executive team

40 Heat Deaths Confirmed In Maricopa County Amid Ongoing Extreme Heat

Extreme heat remains in the Valley as county data shows hundreds of additional deaths are still being investigated.

Iconic Phoenix Music Venue The Rhythm Room To Close After 35 Years

Owner Bob Corritore said the longtime Phoenix blues venue will reopen in August, then begin its final season.

Man Critically Injured In Phoenix Hit-And-Run; Driver Flees Scene

Police said the driver of a blue SUV left after striking a man crossing near 7th Avenue and Roosevelt Street.

Phoenix Hiker’s Death On South Mountain Trail Sparks Fundraiser For Family

A fundraiser launched for Richard "Stan" Fletcher's family after the 61-year-old died on a South Mountain Park trail.

Thousands Lose Power As Monsoon Storms Sweep Across Metro Phoenix

Early monsoon storms brought outages, lightning-sparked tree fires and slick roads across the Phoenix area Tuesday.

Phoenix Closes Popular Hiking Trails As Extreme Heat Warning Continues

Hiking is prohibited on several Phoenix trails from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Thursday as extreme heat grips the city.

Hiker Found Dead On South Mountain Trail Identified By Phoenix Police

The Maricopa County Medical Examiner’s Office will determine the cause and manner of death.

Extreme Heat Grips Phoenix With Record-Challenging Temperatures Ahead

Temperatures of 108 to 115 degrees and warm overnight lows will keep parts of the Phoenix area under warning.

Wildflower Celebrates 30 Years by Giving Back

Since 2007, Wildflower has been a donor and volunteer to Child Crisis Arizona.

Arizona State University’s School of Counseling and Counseling Psychology Provides Free Counseling Services

Services are offered to all Arizona college students, providing low-cost counseling for the community.

Park City's Popular The Beau Collective Expands to Phoenix with First Arizona Location

New Fitness + Retail + Social Hub Launches Near Uptown Plaza on August 8.

Rafi’s Hope and Guest List Host Back-to-School Shoe & Backpack Giveaway at Arizona Mills

Rafi’s Hope is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Brandon B. Rafi.

Popular Phoenix Restaurant Vecina Expanding To Scottsdale

The Arcadia restaurant is expanding to Scottsdale with a larger location and the same Latin-inspired menu.

Lane Restrictions Underway On Phoenix SR 51 As ADOT Starts Bridge Repairs

ADOT advises drivers to slow down, merge safely and consider alternate routes as SR 51 work continues into the fall.

Measles Exposure Alert Issued For 2 Phoenix-Area Sites

County health officials said 25 measles cases have been confirmed among residents in 2026, far above the usual annual average.

Gameday Men’s Health Opens Deer Valley Clinic

New Location Owned and Operated by Mother-Son Duo Vicki and Connor Castleman

Monsoon Storms Return To Phoenix Tuesday Before Dangerous Heat Builds

Storm chances continue Tuesday, with gusty outflow winds possible in Phoenix before hotter, drier weather arrives.

Phoenix Fire Department Looking For New Recruits, Applications Now Open

The department said applications opened July 20, with online testing available through Aug. 10.

3-Year-Old Boy Dies After Phoenix Apartment Pool Drowning

The Maricopa County Medical Examiner ruled the boy's death was caused by complications of a drowning.

New Coffee And Gelato Café Coming To Phoenix’s Desert Botanical Garden This Fall

The new café near the admissions gate will serve coffee, tea, gelato and grab-and-go bites this fall.

Monsoon Storms Can Send Trash Flying, Phoenix Offers Tips To Secure Bins

The city outlined how Phoenix residents can bag trash, handle storm debris and replace damaged containers.

Storm Chances Fade As Dangerous Heat Builds in Phoenix

Near-normal temperatures early this week are expected to give way to major to extreme heat risk by the weekend.

New Matcha Cafe Coming To Phoenix From Owner Behind Popular Gilbert Shop

Latina-owned Matcha House plans an August debut in Phoenix, according to an announcement from the business.

Working Parents Get New Care Options As Phoenix Schools Roll Out 2026-27 Programs

The district released school-by-school child care options, including rates, hours, transportation and scholarship details.