Backbone Fire forces evacuations for both Hunts Ranch and Strawberry

A multicultural brand engagement firm based in Atlanta announced plans on Wednesday to open a new office in Scottsdale.

In another sign of life getting back to normal as the COVID-19 pandemic subsides, the Phoenix Public Library is ending the curbside service it debuted last year and expanding hours at 16 branches next week.

Getting a solid Internet connection has become a vital resource for us all, so doing your homework on DSL or cable options should be on everyone’s checklist.

The Phoenix area's largest electricity provider is inviting qualifying local nonprofits to apply until July 18 for the chance to receive a free solar covered parking structure.

A man who encountered the suspect accused in a string of shootings in the West Valley considers himself lucky after a close call the night before the crime spree.

When Douglas Lovell raped Joyce Yost, he set in motion a sequence of events that would forever deprive Yost’s children and grandchildren of the opportunity to share their lives with her.

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego signed a Juneteenth proclamation on Friday and said she will push for the city to follow the U.S. government in making it into an official holiday.

Authorities on Friday identified the suspect in a string of drive-by shootings in the West Valley that killed one and injured 12 a day earlier as 19-year-old Ashin Tricarico.

For a second consecutive day, a heat record has been eclipsed in Phoenix.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill Friday establishing a $100 million fund for wildfire emergency response as burn season tears across the state.

Some evacuation orders were lifted Friday morning for the destructive Telegraph Fire, which is still burning south of Globe but is mostly contained, authorities said.

Arizona public health officials on Friday reported 364 new COVID-19 cases and 13 additional deaths from the disease.

A day program for young adults with developmental disabilities opened in Scottsdale on Wednesday.