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Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker (1) goes to the basket between New Orleans Pelicans guard CJ McCollum (3) and forward Herbert Jones (5) in the second half of an NBA basketball game in New Orleans, Monday, April 1, 2024. The Suns won 124-111.
Booker scores 52 points, Suns roll over Pels
Devin Booker scored 52 points, the fifth-highest scoring game of his career, to power the Phoenix Suns to a 124-111 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans on Monday night, bringing them within a game … more
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A St. Mary’s volunteer helps sort food donations. St. Mary’s is one of more than 1,000 organizations residents can donate to as part of Arizona Gives Day.
Donate to your favorite charity on AZ Gives Day
Arizona, today is the day to give back to your favorite nonprofit group. On April 2, AZ Impact for Good is hosting Arizona Gives Day — when Valley residents can donate to their favorite … more
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Phoenix police arrest 3 in officer shooting
Three people have been arrested in what police call an “ambush-style shooting” of an officer Friday night. The Phoenix Police Department also announced the officer was released … more
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“All Balanchine” runs May 2-5 at Phoenix Symphony Hall.
Classics from ‘The Father of American Ballet’ coming to Phoenix
Ballet Arizona will bring three George Balanchine classics to the Phoenix stage with its annual “All Balanchine” program at Symphony Hall this spring. more
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The design for beer PHX Beer Co. made to celebrate the Nile Theater's 100th anniversary.
PHX Beer Co. to collab with Nile Theater on special edition can for 100th anniversary
PHX Beer Co. will collaborate with The Nile Theater by designing a special edition can to celebrate the theater’s 100th anniversary. The design pays homage to the Mesa-based Nile … more
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A Phoenix firefighter demonstrates how to administer the overdose-reversal nasal spray naloxone during a media event Monday, Aug. 14, 2023, at Burton Barr Central Library in Phoenix. (Independent Newsmedia/Mark Carlisle)
Survey: Public says opioid use in Phoenix is serious problem, supports intervention funding
The public feels opioid use is a serious problem in Phoenix and is very supportive of funding substance abuse intervention and treatment initiatives, a city of Phoenix survey found. All 19 … more
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Phoenix police ID suspect in shooting, need help finding him
Phoenix police are asking to help them find the man they view as a suspect in a March 27 shooting that left a woman with life-threatening injuries. The lead suspect in the case is Xavier … more
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New electric vehicle chargers were installed at six Phoenix Public Library locations throughout Phoenix, SRP announced.
Charge your EV at Phoenix Public Library locations
 the City of Phoenix, with support from SRP, has successfully installed electric vehicle (EV) chargers at six Phoenix Public Library locations throughout the city. These six locations are within … more
Rendering of the proposed shelter site plan
West Phoenix homeless shelter proposal heads to board of adjustment
Phoenix will seek approval from the board of adjustment this week for city-owned shelter in west Phoenix. The city is proposing constructing the center at 11 S. 71st Ave., which … more
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Bikes currently share the lane with cars on Fillmore Street near Second Avenue. (Photo by Jack Orleans/Cronkite News)
Downtown Phoenix community speaks out for safer bike lanes along Fillmore Street
PHOENIX – Downtown Phoenix is growing rapidly as more people are moving to the developing center of the city. Concerns have been raised regarding walkable sidewalks, accessible bike lanes … more
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A search is continuing for suspects in the March 29 shooting of a Phoenix police officer.
Search intensifies for suspects who shot Phoenix police officer 
The Phoenix Police Department's search for those responsible for the “violent, ambush-style attack” on an officer Friday night has grown, and the suspects are considered armed and … more
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A man is shown riding a bicycle. The governing body approved a separate measure to apply for a federal grant to help improve its road safety within the city limits. The grant is from the Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant Program.
Goodyear to apply for funding on two projects
The Goodyear City Council approved a measure that would help an elementary school improve its security. The council gave the go ahead to apply for a $120,000 Gila River Indian Community grant … more
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