Crime
3 Cats Die in Phoenix House Fire
No injuries to residents or firefighters reported, but family of two displaced.
Phoenix dad missing for months likely a victim of murder, family says
Kyle Smith's mother says a large amount of blood was found at the crime scene, but his body has not been recovered.
Armed Man Dies After Officer-Involved Shooting in Phoenix
Authorities say the man refused commands to drop his rifle before the shooting occurred.
Weather
Scorching Temperatures Forecast for Cactus League Spring Training
Record-breaking heat could disrupt MLB exhibition games in Arizona
Phoenix Braces for Early Spring Heat Wave
Records could fall as temperatures climb into the 90s later this week
Phoenix Metro Area Braces for Major Warm-up After Cool Start
Weather experts forecast triple-digit temperatures following rainstorms earlier this week.
Lifestyle
Luxury Phoenix Home on Blackhawk Drive Listed for $684,999
The 2,414-square-foot single-family home features 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths in the Scarlett Canyon neighborhood.
ADOT Begins Major Repaving of Phoenix's SR-51 Freeway
Weekend closures required for months-long project to smooth out one of the Valley's busiest commuter routes
Obituary: Christopher Allen Clark-Sumner
Nurse and Army National Guard veteran remembered for his courage, compassion, and devotion to family
Entertainment
WITCHZ to Perform at Crescent Ballroom
The popular indie rock band will take the stage in Phoenix this weekend.
Two Lost 'Doctor Who' Episodes from 1965 Discovered
Fans will soon be able to watch the newly restored episodes on BBC iPlayer.
R&B ONLY Concert Announced in Phoenix
The Van Buren to host the exclusive R&B music event.
Politics
Congresswoman Scrutinizes ICE Over Immigrant's Death in Custody
Rep. Yassamin Ansari says ICE is hiding wrongdoing in the death of Emmanuel Damas, who died after a prolonged toothache while in immigration detention.
Former Senator Sinema Admits to Affair with Security Staffer
Sinema says relationship with Matthew Ammel became "romantic and intimate" in 2024, according to court documents.
Federal Authorities to Examine 2020 Arizona Recount Findings Without Actual Ballots
The paper ballots from the Maricopa County recount were destroyed years ago, limiting the scope of the federal review.
