Taylor Seely

Red-light cameras are coming back to Phoenix. The city plans to install them at 10 intersections, plus deploy eight portable speed enforcement cameras by fall 2025.

Mayor Kate Gallego won't say much about Phoenix police officers punching and shocking a deaf, Black man with cerebral palsy . Nor will most other City Council members.

Arizona Republic Show Caption Special interest groups are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to influence the Phoenix City Council election on Nov. 5.

Phoenix voters citywide will vote between current Mayor Kate Gallego and software engineer Matt Evans.

Her win sets Phoenix up to continue growing the technology and health care industries, combatting climate change and expanding public transportation.

When President-elect Donald Trump returns to the Oval Office in January, he is likely to bring a series of changes to the U.S.

Arizona cities are heading into 2025 facing financial and legal challenges after voters passed a measure that tells municipalities to reimburse residents who rack up costs to mitigate homelessness on their personal property.

Arizona Republic Progressive activist groups in Phoenix scored big on Election Day, watching state Sen.

Councilwoman-elect Anna Hernandez said Phoenix would need to "step up" and fight for immigrants and refugees after voters reelected Donald Trump to

New drinking water standards from the EPA require Phoenix-area water providers to notify customers of potential lead exposure.