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In 2022, Phoenix the city saw one of its deadliest and most violent years in recent history. The number of murders hit 223 — the highest in 16 years.

Glendale increased enforcement against unlicensed sober living homes in an effort to protect the community, city officials said.

Landlords moved to evict more metro Phoenix renters in July than during any month since the Great Recession. Tenants are struggling with higher rents.

These Phoenix-area freeways will be closed or restricted this weekend as part of ongoing improvement projects by the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Raytheon will employ 150 professionals in its facility at SkySong, the Scottsdale Innovation Center north of Arizona State University's Tempe campus.

Carl "Bo" Robert Nagy III was 43 years old and unhoused, according to his older sister, April Boseck, who lives in Arizona.

The Buckeye City Council approved the rezone plan Tuesday night. But some residents are concerned about their property values and safety.

Glendale police arrested two men who they say kidnapped and killed a man and then sought $17,600 from the victim's family in Mexico.

Phoenix police release a video offering an update on the Department of Justice investigation and the changes they are making in the interim.

An apparent domestic dispute left 45-year-old Michelle Hicks and 49-year-old Rafael Quezada dead, Chandler police said.