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Two YouTubers were arrested near Nancy Guthrie’s home on Monday, June 8.
In the final part of the our monsoon series, we’re looking at one of the most common summer dangers in Arizona: extreme heat.
Several freeway and road closures are scheduled in Phoenix and across the East Valley this weekend.
A couple is facing felony charges in connection with a string of thefts at home improvement stores across the Valley.
Two teenagers riding a motorized mini bike were seriously injured after a collision with an SUV in central Phoenix Thursday night.
A tactical stop in north Phoenix ended with a wanted felon dead after a police-involved shooting.
Phoenix-area recovery center uses GLP-1 weight loss drugs as part of treatment to help reduce cravings for alcohol and other substances.
The new report from the American Hotel and Lodging Association found that visitor dollars are circulating through the local economy beyond hotel stays.
An anonymous Mother’s Day call sent a Mexican search group looking for missing Tucson woman Nancy Guthrie near Nogales.
Arizona State University is taking legal action to acquire a 124-year-old home in downtown Phoenix, the last piece of property needed for a new medical school campus.
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A bill awaiting the governor’s signature could erase Phoenix’s biggest tool for cracking down on abandoned shopping carts.
A package that forced the evacuation of the Arizona Supreme Court Building in early January was found not to contain explosive material.
Arizona’s months-long budget fight is over, and the deal promises major tax cuts for working families, seniors and parents.
No World Cup games will be played near Yuma, but that is not stopping fans from turning the city into a soccer celebration.
A grieving family said goodbye to 16-year-old Rylee Montgomery, who was pregnant when she was killed in a Buckeye shooting.
Tyron “Ty” Keyonnie went to Canyon Lake for a kayaking trip, then his family stopped hearing from him last week.
The mega-drought affecting the southwest is not getting any better.
State lawmakers are voting on a budget proposal that could slash up to $10 million from social service programs, including food assistance, unemployment benefits and Meals on Wheels programs that serve seniors in need.
Newly released surveillance video shows the removal of a Maricopa County ballot scanner during a March election earlier this year.
A Phoenix protester is facing a federal assault charge after prosecutors say they punched a Homeland Security agent during a protest near an ICE detention facility.
A new Arizona law could change how builders pay for roads, water and sewer lines in new housing developments.
A Phoenix man is facing charges after police say he tried to light his apartment on fire when he was served an eviction notice.
These filthy monsters can tower thousands of feet high and stretch for dozens of miles.
Jensen Mechelke may not be old enough to drive himself to school, but he is already driving race cars professionally.
Waymo is rolling out a new membership program that could make catching a driverless ride in Phoenix faster, cheaper and a little more exclusive.
Sana Sana Cerveceria, located at 4th Avenue and Roosevelt Street, plans to host viewing events starting with Mexico’s match at noon Thursday.
Two local Vietnam veterans were honored with service dogs through Fulton Homes and the Operation K9 Companion Program.
A driver suspected of impairment was taken into custody overnight after driving into a west Phoenix canal.
A 72-year-old woman died nearly two months after she was struck by a driver in a hit-and-run crash in Phoenix, and her best friend is demanding accountability.
A third juvenile has been charged after a 15-year-old was assaulted in an ambush attack at an unsupervised party.
Meteorologists are predicting an active El Niño season, which is needed to lower the risk of the Colorado River water storage system crashing.
Three people were hospitalized overnight after a serious crash in west Phoenix.
After an Arizona mother lost her children during court-ordered custody, she is fighting to change the law.
Newly obtained Phoenix police records reveal photos of 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste months before prosecutors say she was tortured to death.
Tuesday night’s meeting drew a packed crowd inside the Deer Valley Unified School District headquarters.
A new Arizona crackdown targets nicotine products designed to attract kids, but some smoke shop owners say the law goes too far.
New video shows the moment Glendale police tracked down a man who snatched an elderly woman’s purse outside of a grocery store earlier this month.
A music producer is setting the record straight about Kari Lake’s music career.
A school bus full of summer school students came within feet of a speeding train in Peoria.
A fried chicken complaint at the Arizona Capitol has exploded into “Chickengate” just as lawmakers prepare for final budget votes.
A uranium mine about 10 miles south of the Grand Canyon is now asking the state to increase the levels of arsenic that can legally be found in the groundwater they use.
A man is in custody for allegedly driving off after hitting a bicyclist in north Phoenix early Tuesday morning.
More than 30 years after making history on the PBA Tour, Mesa bowler Mike Bolland is stepping back onto the lanes for one more shot.
A former Maricopa County Recorder says she has never heard of a ballot scanner being removed from any secured location.
A Yuma family is searching for answers and demanding justice after their two dogs were found shot and killed near a neighborhood canal.
The PCSD said Ibrahim Mutwakil Kafi was arrested but released to pretrial services.
Julian Harris, 39, faces three counts of sexual abuse after a woman accused him of inappropriate touching during two massage therapy sessions at Pritchette Physical Therapy in Phoenix.
Inflation has hit its highest level in more than three years, and Phoenix families say the pain is showing up everywhere.
A federal jury convicted Rene Ortiz after prosecutors said he left threatening notes aimed at Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
Phoenix is implementing new fireworks restrictions less than a month before the Fourth of July, changing where residents can and cannot use fireworks.