Phoenix AZ

The National Weather Service has issued another extreme heat warning for the Phoenix area. This one is in effect Tuesday through Thursday. If you feel like there have been a lot of extreme heat warnings this year, you’re right. 2026 is on track to be the hottest year on...

Picture filling a little vase with as many sunflowers as you can wander out and cut yourself, all for a few dollars. That is the kind of afternoon waiting at a working family farm in Arizona, where blooms, barnyard animals, and a giant slide share the same patch of dirt.

Hundreds of thousands of Arizonans have seen cuts to their SNAP benefits in the past year. One Phoenix woman decided to turn her small porch into an emergency pantry.

A Barnet woman is facing assault charges after police say she assaulted two people Monday afternoon.

Wood Ranch BBQ & Grill is set to open its first Arizona restaurant in Gilbert, taking over a SanTan Village storefront that has already burned through two prior restaurant tenants. Demolition and construction work has begun in the space, with co-owner Eric Anders saying the restaurant will likely open in early fall 202

Sunshine, cactus views, and red rock roads bring travelers to Arizona every year. But there is another kind of adventure waiting here, and it happens indoors, under bright lights, with a shopping cart in your hands. Picture a warehouse-sized grocery store where name brands sit on the shelves for a...

Two men were arrested for allegedly impersonating officers and threatening people in Glendale, authorities said. The investigation began when a Violent Crime Interdiction Team officer found “questionable content” on social media, according to the Glendale Police Department. The men were wearing “private security” cloth

Two men accused of posing as police officers while working security at a Glendale party packed with hundreds of underage drinkers have been booked into the Maricopa County jail, with a judge setting bond at $50,000 for one suspect and $7,500 for the other. Glendale police say Thomas Nickels and Alexander Alcantar point

Jerrica Trimble said she has lived in Mesa for 27 years and watched the city change over time. But the most recent alarming change for her is seeing all the Flock cameras, which automatically read license plates, “all over our city right now.”. “I’m very, very deeply concerned,” Trimble...

Weekend mornings in north Phoenix have a rhythm all their own, and one restaurant has spent more than two decades becoming part of that routine. Regulars line up for a bowl of menudo before the lunch crowd files in, and the parking lot fills quickly on Sundays. The place has...