The Latest Breaking News from Phoenix

LAS VEGAS — A Las Vegas resident running for Nevada state Senate in District 8 threatened to blow up a plane on Sept. 9, 2003 — nearly two years after 9/11 — after he missed his connecting flight in Phoenix.

With Donte DiVincenzo dealing with a hamstring injury, the Warriors are activating two-way guard Ty Jerome before Tuesday's contest against the Suns.

A confluence of unusual circumstances – including Kyle Larson’s victory Sunday at Homestead-Miami Speedway – could produce dual championships in the NASCAR Cup Series for the first time in nearly 60 years.

Fire officials said they found 37 dogs inside the home, with many of them being held in metal cages

Kawhi Leonard and Paul George approached midcourt before tipoff Sunday evening inside Crypto.com Arena, one stoic, the other about to speak. The Clippers' stars had been asked to address the crowd before the team's home opener, and George kept his remarks brief as Leonard nodded along.

Formula 1 is thriving in the United States under the ownership of Liberty Media and will stage three grands prix on American soil next season. Autosport's team of writers pick out their favourite of those held so far.

The NBA commissioner reportedly met with Phoenix staffers to apologize for the league’s handling of owner Robert Sarver.

Organizers in the state are rushing to rally the electorate against far-right candidates as early voting gets under way

PHOENIX — The Mavericks’ season-opening game against the Suns on Wednesday night looked so much like the dominating, confounding, Western Conference finals-clinching Game 7 spectacle Dallas unleashed against the Suns in this same building five months earlier.