Developers take next step in redevelopment of Metrocenter Mall
Phoenix's iconic Metrocenter Mall will soon be demolished as crews start the $850 million development project.
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Maricopa County trapping, testing mosquitoes to track virus spread
The county's Environmental Services Vector Control traps and tests mosquitoes to track the spread of West Nile Virus, with 18...
Metrocenter mall demolition to begin soon
Following demolition, the $850 million mixed-use development will feature a 140,000-square-foot retail hub and multi-use space.
Heavy police presence in central Phoenix neighborhood; roads blocked
A heavy police presence has blocked a major road in a central Phoenix neighborhood, with McDowell Road taped off in...
Colleagues, community honor fallen Phoenix police officer
Phoenix Police Officer Zane Coolidge was laid to rest following a procession and funeral service on Wednesday.
Netflix vs. DStv subscription: Mark lengthen comparability
DStv Top fee and Compact Plus costs possess gradually increased over the final six years, with Compact Plus rising sooner...
NASCAR cup series champion returns to Phoenix Raceway to defend title
Reaching the pinnacle of their sport is something few athletes get to experience.
Ryan Blaney returns to Phoenix Raceway to defend NASCAR cup series title
The NASCAR season will culminate here in the Valley with Championship Weekend at Phoenix Raceway in November.
Interim police chief speaks ahead of procession for fallen Phoenix officer
Phoenix Police Officer Zane Coolidge will be laid to rest following a procession and funeral service on Wednesday morning.
LIVE: Fallen Phoenix police officer to be laid to rest
A Phoenix police officer who died after being shot in the line of duty will be laid to rest on...
3 found dead after residential fire near Buckeye
The fire broke out around 4:30 a.m. in a detached structure at a property near 355th Avenue and Elliot Road.
Police look for suspects after man killed in Phoenix shooting
A man is dead after being shot late Tuesday night in central Phoenix, and police are looking for who’s responsible.
