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Human Services Campus on Saturday is hosting its final water donation drive of the year in Phoenix aimed at assisting people experiencing homelessness.
Ryan C. Patterson allegedly underreported his taxable income for three years to avoid paying more than $775,000 in taxes, according to a federal indictment.
Both directions of U.S. 60 between Superior and Miami will be closed from Sunday night through the following Friday as part of the Pinto Creek bridge replacement project.
A real estate company is breathing new life into a downtown Phoenix office building that was designed by one of the area's most notable modernist architects.
People looking to head up north for some cooler temperatures next year can begin booking reservations for a historic lodge on the North Rim of the Grand Canyon starting Wednesday.
The Phoenix City Council announced plans last week to appoint Assistant City Manager Jeff Barton as the successor to City Manager Ed Zuercher, who is retiring.
A portion of eastbound Interstate 10 in the East Valley will be closed this weekend as a pavement project to improve the riding surface along the highway gets underway.
A variety of tributes are scheduled across metro Phoenix this week to remember the lives lost in the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks and honor the sacrifices of first responders.
A Tempe-based electric vehicle conversion manufacturer plans to move into a huge new facility in the East Valley before the end of year and then ramp up production by spring.
Pop culture enthusiasts will have to wait even longer to celebrate their favorite character at Phoenix Fan Fusion as a convention scheduled for January has been postponed due to COVID-19 concerns.
A federal pandemic relief program that provided extra financial aid to jobless workers ended Monday, hitting more than 45,000 unemployed Arizonans who had already seen the state pull away another source of federal aid in July.
Veteran Phoenix firefighter-paramedic Miguel Angulo died of COVID-19 on Monday. The Phoenix Fire Department said he was the department’s first firefighter to die from the virus.
Arizona health officials on Tuesday reported 1,982 new COVID-19 cases and 54 additional fatalities, bringing the pandemic's statewide toll to more than 19,000 lives lost.
