New Fitness + Retail + Social Hub Launches Near Uptown Plaza on August 8.
Rafi’s Hope is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by Brandon B. Rafi.
The Arcadia restaurant is expanding to Scottsdale with a larger location and the same Latin-inspired menu.
ADOT advises drivers to slow down, merge safely and consider alternate routes as SR 51 work continues into the fall.
County health officials said 25 measles cases have been confirmed among residents in 2026, far above the usual annual average.
New Location Owned and Operated by Mother-Son Duo Vicki and Connor Castleman
Storm chances continue Tuesday, with gusty outflow winds possible in Phoenix before hotter, drier weather arrives.
The department said applications opened July 20, with online testing available through Aug. 10.
The Maricopa County Medical Examiner ruled the boy's death was caused by complications of a drowning.
The new café near the admissions gate will serve coffee, tea, gelato and grab-and-go bites this fall.
The city outlined how Phoenix residents can bag trash, handle storm debris and replace damaged containers.
Near-normal temperatures early this week are expected to give way to major to extreme heat risk by the weekend.
Latina-owned Matcha House plans an August debut in Phoenix, according to an announcement from the business.
The district released school-by-school child care options, including rates, hours, transportation and scholarship details.
Echo Canyon Trail is rated extremely difficult and fully exposed, conditions that can add to heat risk for hikers.
Regulars have until Aug. 2 to visit Joyride Taco House before the longtime Phoenix restaurant closes and a new concept takes over.
Madison and Los Olivos parks will get smart controllers and sensors aimed at cutting water waste during irrigation.
A dust storm, flash flooding and overnight outages followed a line of monsoon storms moving across the Valley.
Many couples are taking up couple's dancing; fostering trust, non-verbal communication and date-night excitement within their relationships.
From rooftop lounges to family-friendly spots, 25 Tempe eateries will join the July 12-26 dining promotion.
Police said the seizure happened near 59th Avenue and Camelback Road during a search warrant operation.
The company celebrates a decade of success in Scottsdale and Prescott
Forecasters said typical monsoon conditions will bring afternoon storms and seasonably hot temperatures to the region.
Terri Sue Rossi, vice president of water resources, named a Most Influential Women in Arizona Business by AZ Business Magazine
Premier Indoor Shooting Range Expands with 23,000-Square-Foot Facility Opening in Mesa
Tracy Thurston, President and CEO of Arizona’s Children Association, was awarded the Leadership Award in the Midsize Business Category
Some Arizona students get SUN Bucks automatically, while others must apply online before the summer benefits deadline.
A new WalletHub report puts four Phoenix-area cities in the top 10 as local rents continue to decline.
Phoenix detectives are investigating a fatal shooting and asking anyone with information to call Silent Witness.
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The longtime South Tempe hibachi and sushi restaurant said it closed June 27 after serving the community for 22 years.
Investigators said the man found burning near East Washington Street on June 26 was Calvin Burns, 71.
The city says the one-time program is first come, first served for households that lost SNAP on or after Oct. 1, 2025.
Phoenix police outlined recruit wages, academy schedules and eligibility rules for people seeking to apply.
Phoenix Sky Harbor is slated for $18,029,200 for a new taxiway and apron reconstruction, according to the FAA.
Phoenix police have identified the man killed in a West Phoenix crash involving two semi-trucks.
Forecasters expect the hottest stretch of the year so far, with Phoenix area overnight lows as warm as 90 degrees.
Police said a 42-year-old woman and a 59-year-old man were found dead Tuesday afternoon in Phoenix.
Phoenix Water says the city is prepared for drought, but residents are being asked to help save water now.