Phoenix AZ

Scottsdale police say two men have been arrested after a months-long investigation into drug sales in the Downtown Scottsdale area.

Everyone knows real estate is local, and some markets are riskier than others. NewHomeSource examined active listings, affordability, community count, employment growth, homeowner insurance burden, net migration, and price appreciation to determine these are the 11 riskiest markets to buy a house in right now. These...

Architect Brian Stark wants to tackle the country's affordable housing crisis — one shipping container at a time.

Officials are investigating more cases of animal neglect after more than two dozen animals were removed from homes in Phoenix and Tucson.

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Police have identified a man who died after being shot overnight in south Phoenix. Police responded to the reported shooting around 3:45 a.m. near 15th and Southern avenues. Officers arrived and found a man, later identified as 41-year-old Gabino Martinez Jr., shot to death on the...

PHOENIX — Friday marks two years since a deadly road rage shooting that took the life of 18-year-old Brittany Guitterez-Bugarin. The Arizona Department of Public Safety is investigating the shooting that happened on Interstate 10 near 83rd Avenue. The teen's family reached out to ABC15 hoping to share their...

One man and one woman have been arrested after a road rage incident that also involved an armed robbery of teens in north Phoenix, and police say it happened after the teens threw an egg at the man's car. FOX 10's Ty Brennan has more.

It may still be hot outside, but Local First Arizona is already planning for cooler temperatures with its annual Arizona Fall Festival.

Michael Brennan, Director of NOAA's National Hurricane Center, gives a briefing on Hurricane Erin. (Source: NOAA) A family’s home was damaged when a walkway gave out and the crane parked there tipped onto the home. (Source: WESH, FAMILY PHOTOS, CNN) How this summer's unusual weather impacted Phoenix area air...

Arizona wildlife officials are seeing an uptick in coyotes acting confused and ill in neighborhoods, parks and greenbelts—and lab tests confirm why: canine distemper. It doesn’t infect humans, but it can be deadly for unvaccinated dogs, which is why authorities are telling pet owners to move quickly on prevention.