Ignacio Ventura

A kitchen manager at the center of the Zipps Sports Grill immigration raids has been sentenced to five months in federal prison for his role in hiring undocumented workers.

A hiker died after being rescued Friday from the Mormon Trailhead at South Mountain.

If you recently sped in front of one of the City of Phoenix’s 17 photo safety cameras, you may be among the thousands of drivers who received a traffic citation.

The San Carlos Lake closed on Friday due to a health and safety hazard caused by dead fish. Some activities, like fishing, are prohibited until further notice.

The Phoenix Art Museum has received the largest gift of Native art its 65-year history. According to the museum, nearly 200 Indigenous artworks have been donated.

The new language prohibits people from keeping or feeding non-domesticated birds, like pigeons, in a way that causes a public nuisance.

Walmart and drone company Wing recently announced Phoenix would be among seven new major metros to get drone delivery service in 2027. It's currently available in Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Atlanta.

Tempe officials are are taking steps to minimize disturbances to the Los Guanacos archaeological site as the city makes upgrades to the nearby Kyrene Water Reclamation Facility.

A Phoenix library is the latest building to erase the name of disgraced labor icon Cesar Chavez. The Laveen facility will now be known as the Prickly Pear Library.

During a remodeling project at Glendale's City Hall, workers discovered a time capsule from 1985.