Suns player helps Phoenix-area family name newborn son
A couple who loves the Phoenix Suns got their baby's onesie signed by a player and then when they realized they had the same ...
Justice Department sues 6 largest landlords for algorithmic pricing scheme that ‘caused harm to millions of renters’
The Justice Department said on Tuesday that it filed an amended complaint in a lawsuit against six of the country’s largest ...
Charges recommended against mom after child dies in hot car in Buckeye
Buckeye police say the temperature at the time she was found was 107 degrees and that it was 130 degrees inside the minivan.
Fake contractor placed on Arizona’s contracting board’s ‘most wanted’ list
According to the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, 22 homeowner complaints have been filed, and Venegas reportedly pocketed ...
Arizona Firefighters Deployed to Los Angeles as Second Fast-Moving Wildfire Erupts
A second wind-driven wildfire broke out Tuesday night in an area east of Los Angeles, while the Palisades wildfire continues to burn to the west. Officials announced that teams from Arizona will be in ...
Phoenix Zoo criticized for treatment of elephant in its care
The Phoenix Zoo says it disagrees with the recent report from animal rights group "In Defense of Animals," but plans to close the elephant exhibit.
Fire burns 25 acres northeast of Yuma; crews concerned about overnight winds
With overnight lows in the 20s in Flagstaff, homeless advocates are working to keep people safe. Buckeye police say the temperature at the time she was found was 107 degrees and that it was 130 ...
Husband may make plea deal in 2022 shooting death of Tempe ballerina
A man’s defense team says it plans to take a plea deal before going to trial over the 2022 shooting death of his Tempe wife who was a ballerina.
Does cloud seeding actually work?
A new report from a nonpartisan government agency revealed that a popular plan to help Arizona's drought might not be as effective as once believed.
Wildfire risk higher than usual this winter
Arizona state officials blame a lack of rain and above-average temperatures for the unseasonable fires that have sparked across the state this winter.
Cloud seeding might not be as effective as once believed, report reveals
A new report from a nonpartisan government agency revealed that a popular plan to help Arizona's drought might not be as effective as once believed.
Wildfire breaks out northeast of Yuma, threatens utility lines
YUMA, AZ (AZFamily) — Fire crews have another wildfire to deal with, this time in southwestern Arizona. The Cattle Fire started on Tuesday night close to Fort Yuma Riviera, about 11 miles northeast of ...