Crime
Two Men Sentenced for Second-Degree Murder in Phoenix
Agel Chan Ring and Nathan Da Ron James received prison time for the shooting death of a 17-year-old over a marijuana deal.
One Person Arrested in Phoenix Arson Investigation
Authorities say 45-year-old Aldo Saenz was taken into custody for a structure fire near 40th Street and Bell Road.
Gilbert Police Arrest E-Bike Robbery Suspect After Child's 911 Call
Suspect, 18, taken into custody after alleged armed robbery of child's bicycle
Sports
Arizona Card Shops Score Big During Topps Rip Night
Spring training players' appearances transform Cactus League into a hotspot for sports card collectors
Suns Owner Offers $1M Prizes for 2027 NBA All-Star Events
Mat Ishbia plans to incentivize star player participation in the 2027 NBA All-Star Weekend in Phoenix.
Suns Owner Calls for 'Massive Changes' to Stop NBA Tanking
Mat Ishbia criticizes 'losing behavior done by losers' and demands action from league commissioner Adam Silver.
Weather
Winter Storms Impact Arizona's Water Supply
Snowpack measurements help predict reservoir levels and water conservation needs.
Phoenix Weathers Rare Rainy Day with Indoor Activities
Suns team and travelers adapt as city sees wettest day in 7 years
Large Fire Breaks Out Near Phoenix Mountains Preserve
Smoke plumes seen in north Phoenix as firefighters respond to the scene.
Lifestyle
FoodieLand, The Nation's Largest Cultural Food Festival, Returns to Phoenix in 2026
The three-day event at the AZ State Fairgrounds will feature over 250 food and merchandise vendors and 2,000 varieties of global cuisine.
Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne Reflects on Decades-Long Career
From state representative to attorney general to top education official, Tom Horne has been a fixture in Arizona politics for over 40 years.
Beloved Phoenix Coffee Truck Finds Permanent Home in Downtown Bungalow
Matilda's All-Day Cafe opens in restored 1914 home, expanding First Place Coffee's neighborhood vibe and seasonal offerings.
Politics
Maricopa County Supervisor Raises Concerns Over Election Changes
Galvin warns Recorder Justin Heap's new signature verification process could lead to more rejected ballots ahead of 2026 elections.
ADL Head Warns Extremism on Both Sides Fueling Antisemitism Rise
Conference in Tempe to explore roots of hatred against Jews and strategies to combat it
Maricopa County Board Offers Recorder Help, $550,000 for Signature Verification
The board wants to coordinate with the Recorder's Office on early in-person voting despite past differences.
