Fatima Gabir

In some countries, cafes and restaurants are open late during Ramadan, but Muslim-Americans don’t typically get that luxury in the U.S. But here in metro Phoenix, some Muslim business owners have adapted their hours to accommodate nighttime cravings — for food, drink and community.

Described by developers as the “first truly playable hotel,” the nearly 90,000-square-foot development near Central and Roosevelt Street will include concert and esports venues, a sports book, as well as retail and restaurant space.

A growing rift between political conservatives was on display at the Turning Point USA conference in Phoenix over the weekend.

Ahead of peak holiday travel, Arizona Congressman Greg Stanton has introduced new legislation to protect travelers from airline-caused delays.

The Biggest Little Christmas in Phoenix — a dazzling holiday lights display at a north Valley home — just won national bragging rights and a big cash prize.

Sunshine, the zoo’s 12-year-old Masai giraffe, gave birth to the calf on Nov. 16. This is Sunshine’s fifth baby and the fourth giraffe now at Phoenix Zoo.

Officials at the Department of Homeland Security have accused Arizona Congresswoman Adelita Grijalva of “faking outrage” over her protest at an ICE raid west of downtown Tucson last week.

China Airlines is now offering nonstop flights between Phoenix and Taipei, Taiwan.

From Flagstaff, Darren McCollum with the National Weather Service said the start of meteorological winter comes with a short term period of dry and cooler weather.

More than 17.8 million people are expected to be traveling through U.S. airports in the coming days.