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Fire crews say that the semi was hauling produce at around 5:30 a.m. when it collided with a pickup truck and landed on its side near the 67th Avenue exit.

No cars allowed! A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Oct. 5 for a new community in Tempe that promotes walking and biking.

As crews continue to monitor a landfill fire involving what officials with the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community say are 'green waste,' residents in parts of Scottsdale say they can smell the fire in the air. 'It smelled like living next to the burn pits,' said an Iraq War veteran.

From political drama at the U.S. Capitol to a test that you will most likely see or hear tomorrow morning, here's a look at some of our top stories.

With fentanyl seizures so far in 2023 already surpassing the annual total for 2022, firefighters say they are getting more and more overdose calls these days, and they have to prepare for such calls, due to safety reasons.

Officials with a humane society in Southern California say they are devastated, after hundreds of animals sent to a humane society in the Tucson area, and then subsequently went to a private group in Maricopa County. Officials with the humane society in San Diego say they have no idea where most the animals are now at.

Residents in one North Phoenix neighborhood are up in arms amid plans to rezone a vacant plot of land near their homes for commercial use. Such a rezoning, if approved, could transform the plot of land into a busy shopping area in the future.

Police say speed is possibly a factor in a three-car crash in west Phoenix that left a woman dead and several other people hurt.

Several products have been recalled over the past week for health and safety reasons.

A judge on Tuesday denied the city of Phoenix’s legal request seeking extra time to clean up the city’s largest homeless encampment.