Weather
Phoenix Hits 90 Degrees as Record-Breaking Heatwave Approaches
Meteorologists warn of minor heat risk as temperatures soar well above February averages.
Phoenix Heatwave Raises Summer Concerns
Early warmth sparks questions about the upcoming season, but historical data shows complex relationship.
Early 90s in Phoenix Raise Summer Heat Concerns
Residents wonder if February 90-degree days signal a long, brutal summer ahead.
Lifestyle
Salt River Wild Horse Population to Be Cut by More Than Half
A management group has five years to relocate over 100 horses from the iconic herd.
23rd Annual Melrose Street Fair Beer Garden At Thunderbird Lounge
The annual community event returns to Phoenix's Melrose District this weekend.
Driverless semi-trucks begin 1,000-mile runs between Phoenix and Texas
Aurora says nonstop autonomous driving could nearly halve transit times, while some local long-haul drivers worry about job losses and safety
Crime
Mesa Student Arrested for Alleged Terroristic Threats
Authorities say the 15-year-old made online threats targeting a mosque and his high school.
Officers Involved in Shooting in Phoenix
The incident occurred near Interstate 17 and 19th Avenue, officials said.
Former Zipps Hiring Manager to Plead Guilty to Felony
Authorities say the manager was involved in a scheme to exploit undocumented workers at the restaurant chain.
Entertainment
Kid Cudi Announces 'The Rebel Ragers Tour' Dates & Special Guests 2025
The rapper's expanding creative ventures signal a broader industry trend.
The Summer Set to Perform at The Van Buren
Tickets for the concert go on sale soon.
Black Pistol Fire Announces Flagrant Act of Bliss Tour
The rock duo will perform at the Crescent Ballroom in Phoenix, Arizona on February 27, 2026.
Economics
New Arizona HEAT Center to Open Soon in Phoenix
The economic hub aims to connect employers, sponsors, and talent through workforce development initiatives.
Gen Z Could Become 'Poorest' Generation Since Great Depression, Senator Warns
Ruben Gallego says barriers to homeownership may leave Gen Z financially disadvantaged.
Colorado River Crisis Fails to Force Deal From States
Dire projections and historically low snowpack have not yet pushed the seven states that share the Colorado River to come to an agreement on its future management.
