A unanimous panel revived a Phoenix crash lawsuit and said neither common-law immunity nor the emergency-vehicle statute shields officers from simple negligence claims.
Summerhaven dropped out of its strictest water limits after a wet late summer, yet local officials say snow — not another rainstorm — is what keeps the mountain supplied.
The Peregrine Fund’s 30th annual release sent four captive-bred birds into the Arizona-Utah flock as biologists keep fighting lead poisoning — still the top killer of the endangered scavengers.
Full and partial shutdowns hit Loop 101, Loop 202, SR 51, Loop 303 and SR 347 from Friday night through 5 a.m. Monday as Prop 400-funded work continues.
Town officials are examining who circulated a 2024 falsehood aimed at Arizona Republic investigative reporter Robert Anglen amid coverage of the Gilbert Goons youth-violence cases.
The former Arizona Supreme Court chief will examine outdoor training policies after Matthew Mayich collapsed Aug. 20; the player’s family says a policy review is not enough.
Officers responded around 6 p.m. to a home on 87th Way near Pima and McDowell; both victims were hospitalized with life-threatening injuries and police say the scene appears isolated.
Police say a man running to catch a bus was struck just before 7 a.m. Friday; the driver called 911. Part of Glendale Avenue was shut down for hours.
Prosecutors say the 23-year-old punched his girlfriend’s 2-year-old son; an autopsy found catastrophic internal injuries. Bond is set at $1.5 million cash-only.
Annexation, zoning and a theme-park district clear the way for retail, offices, housing and hotels near Mesa Gateway Airport — billed as the city’s largest private investment.