Route 66, marking its 100th anniversary, remains a symbol of American culture, history, and the quintessential road trip.
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The Phoenix police chief placed a sergeant on paid leave amid an internal investigation into conduct at an ICE protest.
A federal judge temporarily blocked Arizona's gambling laws against Kalshi, halting a criminal case against them.
State Senate President Warren Petersen accuses Arizona officials of interfering in a 2020 election investigation.
Phoenix's hydrogen bus, bought in 2024, sits unused due to lack of fuel infrastructure, prompting its sale to new buyers.
A tattooed rideshare driver in Hermosillo finds big savings with his BYD Dolphin Mini, a Chinese electric car.
A former Arizona AG Office employee was sentenced to probation for stealing and selling jewelry from a misdelivered package.
Arizona lawmakers are accused of anti-gay discrimination for blocking a specialty license plate benefiting LGBTQ students.
Construction has begun on Halo Vista, a 2,300-acre project near TSMC's complex in Phoenix, promising jobs and growth.
Phoenix hosts the NCAA Women’s Basketball Final Four, transforming venues and offering fans a memorable experience.