Taylor Seely

Dog owners and their furry best friends keep cool at a park at Third Avenue and Culver Street on July 28, 2024, in Phoenix.

Phoenix violated the state constitution by paying city employees nearly half a million dollars to work for their labor union during work hours, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.

Phoenix city attorneys asked a federal judge to dismiss a case brought against the city related to homelessness and lift a court order that restricts

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego's campaign posted re-election signs over the weekend despite city guidelines telling candidates not to do so until Aug. 26.

Gallego's letter to the U.S. Justice Department came a day after a major police group endorsed him for the U.S. Senate.

Arizona Republic Phoenix hikers are sounding the alarm over changes they say the city is quietly making that will restrict trailhead hours at Camelback and Piestewa Peak mountains.

U.S. Department of Justice officials, stressing the "egregious" findings of their nearly three-year investigation, urged a consent decree and hinted at filing a lawsuit against Phoenix and the Phoenix Police Department.

Arizona Republic Four Valley cities and a private water company are teaming up with Phoenix to kick-start the city's advanced water purification

Arizona Republic A $70 million physical rehabilitation clinic is coming to Phoenix near the Mayo Clinic at 64th Street and Mayo Boulevard, continuing a trend of biomedical companies opening their doors in the Valley.

Arizona Republic Hundreds of Phoenix hikers are asking the city to extend trail hours at city mountains after the parks department changed who opens the trail gates and when.