A man is dead following a head-on crash between a pickup truck and a city bus on Jan. 26 near 51st Avenue and Lower Buckeye ...

Who is opening for TWICE in Phoenix? What's on the This is For Tour setlist? Here's everything to know about the K-pop girl group's Arizona concert.

Phoenix city leaders are set to vote Wednesday afternoon on a plan to spend up to $5.1 million to improve street lighting ...

Officials with the City of Phoenix say there will be patrols on New Year's Eve to crack down on illegal fireworks. "Anything that shoots up in the air and explodes or explodes on the ground, those are ...

Phoenix is short nearly 60,000 units of affordable housing, according to the city, which changed its zoning laws and affordable housing trust fund guidelines in November to encourage more housing. On ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — The Phoenix City Council took action on Wednesday to ban certain types of medical care within city parks. The council adopted a revised ordinance to put the ban into effect ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A bombshell ban could be coming to Phoenix city parks next year. On Wednesday, the city council heard a proposal about an ordinance that would prohibit certain types of medical ...

On Saturday, December 13, Phoenix made history by hosting its first signature city marathon, drawing runners from across the United States and around the world to compete in a brand-new 26.2-mile ...

December 11, 2025, NEW YORK & PHOENIX — Coinciding with the 2026 Under 30 List Launch event in New York, Forbes announced that Phoenix, Arizona will become the official host city for the Forbes Under ...

PHOENIX – Motorists might find themselves running into delays on Saturday as Phoenix Marathon participants run through Arizona’s largest city. Closures related to Phoenix’s new signature marathon will ...

There are just four Western Conference teams left in the 2025 Emirates NBA Cup, the league's annual in-season tournament. The first matchup of the West Quarterfinals will be tonight, between the ...

Unless Arizona’s farmers and tribes can strike deals to bail out the state’s growing cities, Arizona’s largest population centers will likely start to face water restrictions on the Colorado River.