KTAR.com is the online home of KTAR News on 92.3 FM, the Voice of Arizona. We're your source for breaking news, traffic, weather and the stories that matter to you.
The husband of a woman accused of murder in the death of her grandson said she routinely abused the child and another grandchild before the 11-year-old's death in Scottsdale on Sunday, according to court documents.
A new report by a real estate website shows just how hot the rental market is in Phoenix and suggests ways consumer habits are changing as the COVID-19 pandemic continues.
A 51-year-old woman and a 33-year-old man were arrested in connection with the death of an 11-year-old boy at an Old Town Scottsdale hotel over the weekend, police said, with the woman being the biological grandmother of the boy.
People who love fancy, pricey cars got their fill at Barrett-Jackson and helped the auction bring in more than $8.8 million for charity, organizers announced Sunday.
The number of new COVID-19 cases in Arizona has sharply declined since topping out about a week ago, one of several signs the state's omicron spike could be past its peak.
Experts say there’s a need for more affordable housing in Arizona with rents and mortgages on the rise, and one option to increase that supply could be inclusionary zoning.
The Supreme Court is expected to weaken or reverse its landmark Roe v. Wade abortion-rights ruling this year, but advocates on both sides of the issue in Arizona are not waiting for the court to act.
Paradise Valley revising amendments to the town's code that addresses short-term rentals in an effort to reduce nuisance complaints is among the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.
Maricopa County announced Thursday the launch of a pilot program that will provide nursing students with hands-on experience in a professional setting prior to graduation so they can thrive in the industry immediately amid a staffing shortage.
The Chocolate Experience is set to take place the weekend before Valentine's Day in the West Valley, offering sweets, confectioners and wine to all chocoholics.
The Phoenix Police Department is seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect who robbed a Walmart and pepper sprayed employees in the face in December.
