Downtown Phoenix

After reaching the World Series and nearly winning a championship, the Arizona Diamondbacks are offering a ticket deal that may sound too good to be true.

It looked like super hero Saturday in downtown Phoenix as nearly 100 people rapelled down skyscrapers, and it was all for a good cause.

A Phoenix man has been arrested, according to investigators, following an incident involving a stolen ambulance in Downtown Phoenix.

The Arizona Rattlers is about to move to a new home, which will be located near the home of the Arizona Cardinals.

From a shocking crime that happened in the heart of Phoenix to the search for a missing puppy that ended on a happy note, here's a look at some of our top stories.

From the future of Chase Field to the end of The Zone (at least for now), here's a look at some of our top stories.

With the end of the 2023 World Series, focus is turning on the what's in store for the home of the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Three weeks ago, a man who ran across Chase Field during Game 3 of the NLDS was arrested.

This week, the city of Phoenix successfully finished their clean up of “The Zone," a homeless encampment near downtown. The sweep comes after a judge imposed a Nov. 4 deadline to remove tents, trash, and makeshift structures, while finding housing for people to move to.

Gallen took a no-hitter into the seventh before giving up an opposite-field single to Corey Seager, whose weak grounder found a hole.

This is Sunny Botello. He's 84 years old, and he's played and followed baseball his whole life. Sixty years ago when he was just 24 years old and living in Southern California, he waited in line overnight to buy tickets to watch the Yankees and the Dodgers playing the World Series.

Both families say this was such a great experience. Aside from watching the game, they also got to go on the field and meet some of the players.

Forty-two of 49 previous teams to take 3-1 leads have gone on to win the World Series. The most recent club to overcome a 3-1 deficit was the Chicago Cubs against Cleveland in 2016.

With Game 4 of the World Series set to take place alongside a Phoenix Suns game on Halloween, some sports fans (or Halloween revelers) may find it hard to get to Downtown Phoenix. However, there are driving alternatives that are available.

Texas overcame injuries to Scherzer and slugger Adolis García in improving to 9-0 on the road this postseason, this time in front of more than 48,000 fans at Chase Field.