Phoenix

Cameron Green received a $2,777 water bill in Phoenix after a city-owned transmitter failed to report his water usage for seven months. Green argues the city should be responsible for the equipment failure, which led to an undetected underground leak and excessive water usage.

A Phoenix homeowner received a $2,777 water bill due to a city-owned transmitter failure that prevented billing for seven months. The city attributes the issue to equipment malfunction, while the homeowner claims the city should bear responsibility for the error and resulting underground water leak.

A toddler was found in a backyard pool in Phoenix and declared dead but later discovered breathing in the hospital morgue. Police officers noted possible signs of life multiple times, and the parents may face charges.

Aaron Saucedo was arrested in 2017 and charged with nine murders in the 'Serial Street Shooter' case, with his trial delayed multiple times since 2019, including due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and now set for December 2024. His attorneys have raised mental health and intellectual disability claims to challenge his eligibility for the death penalty.

An 18-month-old toddler was found in a backyard pool in Phoenix, declared dead after medical staff pronounced him, but later discovered breathing in the hospital morgue. Police recommend negligence charges against the parents, and the hospital is reviewing its procedures.

The Trump Administration rolled back dozens of gun regulations, including ending the gun show loophole that previously required background checks for gun shows and certain private sales. A gun show in Phoenix was referenced as context for the policy change.

Two fawns were rescued from a Pasco County wildfire by firefighter Cameron Hall and are recovering at Owl’s Nest Sanctuary for Wildlife. One fawn, Phoenix, was saved from debris with injuries, while twin fawns, one of whom died, included survivor Tala. Both fawns have minor burns and are expected to fully recover.

A female inmate attempted to escape from Valleywise Health Medical Center in Phoenix by climbing into the ceiling but became stuck between two walls. Authorities rescued her and conducted a medical examination, while the hospital praised first responders for their swift response.

A female inmate at Phoenix's Valleywise Health Medical Center attempted to escape by climbing into the ceiling but became stuck between walls. She was rescued and medically examined, and hospital officials thanked first responders for their swift response.

A female inmate attempted to escape from Valleywise Health Medical Center in Phoenix by climbing into the ceiling but became stuck between two walls. Authorities rescued her and conducted a medical examination, while the hospital thanked first responders for their swift response.

The FBI's Phoenix office is investigating Nancy Guthrie's case as a kidnapping for ransom. The agency stated some ransom notes 'may potentially be legitimate.'

A 33-year-old man in a wheelchair was found tied to his chair with plastic bags and died in extreme Phoenix heat. Police arrested one suspect for kidnapping and murder, with a second man believed involved. The victim had diabetes and a recent leg amputation, and witnesses reported seeing him tied up earlier.

A 33-year-old man in a wheelchair was found tied to his chair with plastic bags and died in extreme Phoenix heat. Police arrested one suspect and are seeking another after witnesses reported seeing him tied up earlier. The victim had diabetes and a recent leg amputation, and his health reportedly declined before the incident.

A 33-year-old man in a wheelchair, Aaron Goodyke, was found dead outside in Phoenix after being tied to his chair with plastic bags. Police arrested Hector Corrales on suspicion of kidnapping and murder, and an unidentified man is also suspected. Goodyke, who was diabetic and had a recent leg amputation, was seen tied up and mumbling earlier by witnesses before his death.

The Supreme Court is set to consider whether AR-15 rifles are protected under the Constitution. Custom-painted AR-15 rifles were displayed at a gun show in Phoenix.

The Trump Justice Department claimed police reform efforts in cities like Louisville and Minneapolis were 'factually unjustified,' but a new ACLU report reveals continued excessive force and misconduct by officers, including Taser misuse during mental health calls. The report, covering late 2024 to early 2025, highlights incidents such as a Minneapolis officer repeatedly shocking a compliant individual and a Louisville officer escalating a mental health encounter with a Taser and baton.

Waymo and Uber have ended their robotaxi pilot in Phoenix. The Waymo self-driving cars will now be used for autonomous deliveries with DoorDash.

A dangerous heatwave with high temperatures and humidity is expected to affect much of the central and eastern United States ahead of the Fourth of July and World Cup, with current temperatures exceeding 100°F in Phoenix, central Texas, and the southwest. The National Weather Service warns of severe wildfire conditions developing across much of the west as new fires emerge.

A dangerous heatwave with high temperatures and humidity is expected to affect the central and eastern US ahead of the Fourth of July and World Cup. The National Weather Service warns of severe wildfire conditions in the west, with parts of Phoenix, Texas, and the southwest already experiencing 100°F temperatures.

A car explosion caught on camera sparked a wildfire in Arizona, leading to the closure of Highway 87 outside of Phoenix.

A one-year-old child died after being pulled from a backyard pool in Phoenix, where first responders were called at 7:30 p.m. for a drowning incident. The toddler was unconscious and not breathing when rescued and later pronounced dead at a hospital. This marks the second child drowning in Phoenix in two days, with a 3-year-old boy remaining hospitalized in critical condition from a Friday incident.

A one-year-old child died after being found unconscious and not breathing in a Phoenix backyard pool. Family members performed CPR before responders arrived, and the toddler was pronounced dead at a hospital. This marks the second child drowning incident in Phoenix in two days, with a 3-year-old boy remaining hospitalized in critical condition.

A one-year-old child died after drowning in a backyard pool in Phoenix, with first responders finding the toddler unconscious and not breathing. This is the second child drowning incident in Phoenix in two days, with a 3-year-old boy remaining hospitalized in critical condition.

Nineteen states raised the minimum wage on Jan. 1, with some reaching $15/hour while 20 states remain at $7.25. Economists Heather Long and Scott Beaulier highlight both benefits for workers and risks of automation and job loss if wages rise too sharply. Housing costs, up 50% in five years, are a key factor in the debate.

A father is mourning the death of his pregnant daughter, Leila Potts, 19, and her unborn son, Vincent, who died in a car crash over Father’s Day weekend in Phoenix. The crash occurred when the vehicle ran a red light, and the baby’s father, who was driving, sustained non-life-threatening injuries. Family members have set up a GoFundMe to cover funeral expenses.

In Phoenix, Arizona, a disproportionate number of indoor heat-related deaths occur in mobile homes. Red Cross volunteers are working to address this issue.

Forty mayors from global cities have joined a pact led by C40 Cities to promote sustainable development of urban data centers, addressing concerns about resource use, energy prices, and climate targets. The initiative includes cities across the U.S., Europe, Africa, and Asia-Pacific, focusing on site selection, clean energy, affordability, and community engagement.

Forty mayors from 40 cities worldwide have endorsed a pact to promote sustainable data center development through C40 Cities, focusing on resource management, energy efficiency, and climate goals. The initiative, launched during London Climate Action Week, addresses concerns about electricity and water usage, land competition, and includes cities in the U.S., Europe, Africa, and Asia-Pacific.

The rapid expansion of AI is driving the construction of energy-intensive data centers, posing challenges for cities worldwide. The C40 network of cities is launching the Global Urban Data Centres Pact to ensure data centers align with climate goals, avoid resource strain, and integrate into urban planning.

Rod Stewart paused a Utah concert after nearly fainting onstage. He performed at Mortgage Matchup Center in Phoenix on June 8.

A 3-year-old boy is in extremely critical condition after being pulled from an apartment complex pool in Phoenix. A resident, Martin, performed CPR with a bystander while awaiting emergency services. Authorities are investigating the incident, which occurred despite a fence around the pool, though it is unclear if the gate was locked.

Pregnant Kelsey Parker shares her struggle ahead of Father's Day, which marks the first anniversary of her stillborn son Phoenix's death. She expresses missing her son deeply.

Waymo recalls 3,871 robotaxis in the US due to a software issue causing vehicles to enter freeway construction zones. The recall follows 13 incidents in April and May across Phoenix and the San Francisco Bay Area, marking the company's second recall this year.

A 58-year-old driver from Phoenix crashed his SUV on Imogene Pass near Telluride after sliding off an icy road. The San Miguel County side of the pass remains closed due to snow and ice, despite confusion from Ouray County's mistaken signage indicating the entire pass was open. The driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries and was hospitalized.

InvestigateTV+ explores a hospital-at-home program treating over 30,000 patients, the decline of craft breweries due to competition and costs, and a Phoenix woman scammed $1,300 by AI-facilitated pet theft fraud. The report also highlights a St. Louis-based Dino Trading Post run by a five-year-old.

InvestigateTV+ explores a hospital-at-home program providing care to over 30,000 patients, a decline in craft breweries due to rising costs, and a Phoenix woman scammed $1,300 after AI-facilitated fraud over a lost dog. The program aims to ease hospital strain, while breweries adapt to industry challenges.

A hiker who had been missing for four days was found dead on the Mormon Trailhead in Phoenix. The trailhead was closed for an investigation, which reopened around 7:15 a.m. Officials have not identified the hiker or disclosed details about the death.

A hiker reported missing four days ago was found dead on the Mormon Trailhead in Phoenix, prompting a death investigation and temporary closure of the trail. The Phoenix Fire Department confirmed the discovery, but officials have not identified the hiker or disclosed details about the circumstances of their death.

A hiker missing for four days was found dead on the Mormon Trailhead in Phoenix, prompting a death investigation and temporary closure of the area. The trail reopened after several hours, but officials have not identified the hiker or disclosed details about the circumstances of their death.

A Consumer Reports study found that Uber and Lyft charge different prices for the same ride at the same time, with one route in Kansas City generating 29 different prices for 55 customers. The companies dispute the findings, attributing price variations to dynamic factors like supply and demand.