Lindsey Ragas

The Phoenix Zoo is reopening Friday after three days of cleanup following a microburst that caused an estimated $300,000 in damage and revenue loss, including the downing of nearly two dozen trees.

Cleanup efforts continue in Tempe after a microburst storm, described by Mayor Corey Woods as the community's worst in history, ripped through the city on Monday, damaging dozens of businesses and displacing dozens of residents from their homes.

A local sawmill in Tempe is giving new life to hundreds of trees uprooted by last week's severe microburst.

Nine days after a microburst in Tempe, residents at a heavily damaged apartment complex are still without basic utilities like gas and air conditioning.

A young pregnant woman is grieving the loss of her husband, Thomas John "TJ" Pizzitola, who was killed outside an Old Town Scottsdale bar earlier this month. We have how you can help the family.

The popular Echo Canyon Trail on Camelback Mountain has been closed for over a week following a powerful thunderstorm and resulting erosion, with the city of Phoenix prioritizing a full safety assessment before reopening.

Millions of Americans relying on SNAP could see their benefits delayed or suspended due to the ongoing government shutdown.

It has been two years since 16-year-old Preston Lord was beaten at a party and subsequently died, and community members are gathering to remember the slain teen.

Arizona families who rely on SNAP benefits are at risk of losing food assistance due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.

Facing the loss of $150 million in federal SNAP benefits starting Nov. 1, many Arizonans, including resident Christian Guerrero, are deeply concerned about securing food.