Phoenix News

Two voluptuous Phoenix-area women are starting a business aimed at helping other curvy women find bras that are both stylish and well-fitting, a common problem for full-figured females.

The producers of Viewpoints TV are pleased to announce June air dates for Phoenix, Arizona.

Rebecca Green is kind of a big deal. The artist, who is responsible for the fairytale mural outside of Grand Avenue's The Lodge studio , is currently writing as a guest blogger for Flow Magazine while prepping for her final show in Phoenix at the end of this month.

The first-ever Oddball Comedy and Curiosity Festival presented by Funny or Die will stop in 13 cities across the U.S. this summer.

It was inevitable. You simply can not live here and avoid writing a post on How to Beat the Phoenix Summer Heat.

Summer can be a great time for experimental arts - audiences are receptive and fewer performances compete for attention.

Nearly 100 Phoenix-area business and health care executives attended a health care reform panel discussion that I moderated this morning.

Paramedics from both Scottsdale and Phoenix Fire Departments responded to the crash.

The Global Day of Discovery is a multifaceted activation event that happens throughout the hotel featuring beverage and food from the Renaissance, a live mural on the outside of the hotel, live artists painting throughout the lobby, coffee demonstrations and education, cooking demo with our Executive Chef featuring local ingredients, all day drink ... (more)

The Rise of South Phoenix and Team Awesome, two groups that have built a reputation of mobilizing their friends, family, and neighbors during local, state, and federal elections, are empowering the community beyond the ballot box.

A favor for a friend turned into a deadly overnight crash on southbound Interstate 17 near the Anthem area northwest of Phoenix.

We're sweet on baked goods -- particularly when they're vegan. That means no bacon , but also no eggs or dairy products.

Air-conditioning. Shade. Air-conditioning. Entertainment. Air-conditioning. These are the things we crave during Phoenix summers.

A jury found Michael Turley guilty of charges yesterday related to making a movie that was produced to "test" the Phoenix Police Department's response to a terrorist situation.

For years, Van Buren Street in Phoenix featured a string of rent-by-the-hour motels, but now plans are underway to transform two former hotels into housing for the homeless.

Some say tomato. Others, tomahto. But when it comes to to enjoying the flavor of this perfect summertime fruit, you'll want to say "reservations, please" when venerable East Phoenix restaurants Crudo and Noca join forces to praise it proper.

It's not just humans who get overheated and need rescuing during the hot Arizona summers.

So you can stay ahead of the news, here's a quick look at some of the stories ABC15 will be keeping an eye on Tuesday, June 18. SB1070 APP A new mobile phone application being unveiled by the American Civil Liberties Union of Arizona will allow people to easily report abuses of SB1070 and to better understand their rights.

The Phoenix Police Department wants to make it safer for you to cross the street.

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that states cannot on their own require would-be voters to prove they are U.S. citizens.