Why Phoenix News Today

From questions over potential legal troubles for Trump and his allies, to new details on a rather confusing death case in the West Valley, here's a look at some of our top stories tonight.

Hotter than normal and drier than normal fall predicted for Phoenix, according to reports from The Old Farmers Almanac. Will the heat ever end?

About 3,000 catchments across Arizona provide a steady water supply to wildlife, ensuring that the animals dont die of dehydration.

Heres how to get tickets to the limited-run exhibition with floor-to-ceiling projections of the "Mona Lisa," "The Last Supper" and more.

A judge is ordering the City of Phoenix to clean up a homeless encampment known as the Zone.

The director said a law banning independent investigations of police misconduct forced him to 'refocus.' Office now monitors police department's own investigations.

The occasion in 1941 was the end of a prolonged drought. The dry period was similar to the often-cited collapse of the Valley’s Hohokam civilization.

Cultivate Coffee, a café in metro Phoenix, is on a mission to help youth in foster care, experiencing homelessness and coming to the US as refugees.

Cultivate Coffee, a cafe in metro Phoenix, is on a mission to help youth in foster care, experiencing homelessness and coming to the US as refugees.

Cultivate Coffee, a cafe in metro Phoenix, is on a mission to help youth in foster care, experiencing homelessness and coming to the US as refugees.