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Arizona health officials on Saturday reported 2,358 new COVID-19 cases, the 11th consecutive daily update above 2,000, and 31 additional deaths from the disease.
A nonprofit that assists families of fallen first responders is paying off mortgages for two Phoenix firefighters who suffered line of duty deaths in 2019.
Italian restaurant Crust Simply Italian is set to open its third Valley location in Gilbert next year, part of a plan to have 10 Arizona locations in the next eight years.
A Mexican man was sentenced to five years in prison on Thursday for trafficking various drugs in Arizona, including heroin and methamphetamine, authorities said.
Arizona health officials on Friday reported 2,702 new COVID-19 cases, the 10th consecutive daily update of more than 2,000, and 37 additional deaths from the disease.
One of the biggest suppliers of natural and organic foods in North America said it will open a distribution center in Goodyear with nearly 300 jobs available before the end of October.
The smell of popcorn will once again fill the building at 1 Chandler Boulevard as LOOK Dine-In Cinema opens next week in the former home of Flix Brewhouse.
An 18-year-old man was arrested for allegedly killing a kidnapping victim and dumping the body in a north Phoenix desert area, authorities said Thursday.
The U.S. House Committee for Oversight and Reform’s hearing on the Arizona election review is set to begin Thursday at 7 a.m. Arizona time. Watch it here.
Buying a home in the Phoenix area is seemingly out of reach for many people because of high prices and affordable rentals are in short supply, which is especially difficult for the Latino community who rent at a higher rate than other demographics in the Valley.
A Local First Arizona initiative that serves locally-sourced meals to vulnerable communities in Phoenix has been extended into 2022, the organization announced Wednesday.
The city of Mesa will host a free Día de los Muertos Festival later this month, featuring various activities and a community altar for people to celebrate the memory of those who have passed on.
Developers who want to turn a long-empty storefront in Mesa into a large apartment complex have cleared an early hurdle, earning zoning approval from the city council.
