Mesa AZ

A dog trots over at a Mesa park, tail wagging, and everything seems fine until it isn’t. Dog attacks often happen in seconds, in ordinary places, with animals that have no history of aggression. Knowing what to do in those first moments, and in the days that follow, can make a real difference in both your recovery and

A man was stabbed early Monday morning in South Phoenix and suffered life-threatening injuries, and the suspect fled the scene before officers arrived, leaving police searching for a man believed to have carried out the attack. First responders were called to a report of an injured person near 21st Street and Broadway

Contrary to what families were told last week, police are still trying to identify victims in the Corona del Sol High School voyeurism case, district officials said Monday. On Thursday, Tempe Union High School District Superintendent Stacia Wilson sent families a message that said all victims had been identified and co

Dry conditions and low triple-digit highs continue in Phoenix before storm chances increase Thursday night into Friday.

My Chemical Romance is making your emo-kid dreams come true when it brings The Black Parade 2026 Tour to Chase Field on Sunday, Sept. 6. The much-anticipated show features Gerard Way and the rest of MCR in costume playing every song from the landmark 2006 album to mark its 20th anniversary. It tops a stacked list of co

TEMPE, Ariz. — Eryn Bonner's attorney is calling for a third-party investigation into her July arrest on Mill Avenue in Tempe, and is raising questions about the sergeant conducting the internal review while the city's police union is pushing back, calling the move an attack on the investigation's integrity.

MESA, AZ (AZFamily) — A suspect is dead after a shooting involving Mesa police late Monday evening. Shortly before 8:30 p.m., Mesa police officers received reports of a man who was threatening others in a neighborhood near Mesa Drive and McKellips Road. Investigators say the suspect had shown others a firearm in his wa

The lighter roads absorb less heat, which helps with nighttime temperatures, but during the day, the air above the new asphalt is much warmer.

A historic 26-year drought gripping the Colorado River Basin has left runoff and reservoir levels at historic lows.

Authorities say a 20-year-old woman was killed in a chain-reaction crash that was triggered by an alligator on the highway.