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For Phoenix, the Valley of the Sun, coverage here follows city government, Maricopa County, Phoenix Union High School District, sports, business and public safety. Reporting reaches neighborhoods across the city and the wider metro.


Entertainment

Civic

Phoenix Veterans Day Parade Set to Roll on New Route

The 30th annual parade starts at 11 a.m. Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at Third Street and McDowell Road and runs north to Indian School Road.

Phoenix Veterans Day Parade Set to Roll on New Route

Automotive

Car Types

Teen Driver Arrested After Fatal Five-Car Phoenix Crash

An 18-year-old in a Volvo SUV faces charges following a crash that killed a 76-year-old woman in north Phoenix.

Teen Driver Arrested After Fatal Five-Car Phoenix Crash

Sports

Basketball

Suns Host Spurs With Booker, Green in Starting Five

Phoenix seeks a third straight win as San Antonio arrives on an eight-game winning streak.


Health

Allergies

TGen Models T Cell Recognition With AlphaFold3

Researchers at the Translational Genomics Research Institute tested AlphaFold3 on immune complexes linked to tuberculosis, a step toward predicting which antigens T cells recognize.

TGen Models T Cell Recognition With AlphaFold3

Travel

Hotels

Azul Hospitality to Open Dual-Branded Hotels in Phoenix

Azul Hospitality Group will manage AC Hotel and Element by Marriott properties at CityNorth in North Phoenix.

Azul Hospitality to Open Dual-Branded Hotels in Phoenix

Coverage on this page takes in city council decisions, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors and Phoenix Union High School District alongside the technology, financial and real estate employers shaping one of the country's fastest-growing metros. From Arcadia and Melrose to Biltmore, Midtown and Uptown, neighborhood coverage extends into Pinal County where stories cross the line. The Arizona Cardinals, Phoenix Suns, Arizona Diamondbacks and Phoenix Mercury anchor professional sports coverage, and stadium and arena decisions recur alongside broader development and infrastructure debates at city hall. Water supply, population growth and school capacity are the recurring threads in city and county reporting.


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