Apache Lake News Today

You have been hearing about this. A new chanter in the downtown ballpark battle. The Arizona Diamondbacks and the county have been fighting over renovations and who should pay for them. A private group is showing interest in buying chase field from the county. Ty brennan is following the story this afternoon. He joins us live from outside of chase field. This has been a some of it has been public and some of it has been private. Reporter this could come to a head tomorrow that is when Maricopa C...

Want to try fishing in some of the state's public waters? You don't need a license this Saturday thanks to Arizona's Free Fishing Day.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is planning to restore limited access to the Apache Trail after flooding damage closed off the roadway in 2019.

At around this time in 2023, we were reporting on flooded streets in the Phoenix area, because water needed to be released from lakes that were, in some cases, overcapacity. This year, however, the story is slightly different.

Salt River Project is turning to Arizona State University engineers to maintain aging dams, using AI and lasers. We got an inside peek.

If all goes well, and if you have the right kind of vehicle, there’s an end in sight for your long wait to drive the Apache Trail.

If all goes well, and if you have the right kind of vehicle, there’s an end in sight for your long wait to drive the Apache Trail.

ADOT's $4 million interim proposal would restore limited access to five miles of SR 88 that are closed due to flood damage from 2019.

The following 10 murders and disappearances occurred in the Valley within the last three decades or so during the month of January. They have yet to be solved.

The Phoenix region has made national headlines for a slew of gory tales. Here is a look at some of the area's most notorious murders.