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Federal authorities say an Arizona hospice has agreed to pay
$3.7 million to resolve civil allegations that the company submitted false
claims to Medicare.
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An Arizona campground will be closed until the end of August due to a bear attacking a 74-year-old Apache Junction woman.
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The day is hot. The gear is heavy. The alarm
rings and we have to respond to a fire. A car
has collided with a school bus. It's a scenario
designed to show city leaders what firefighters
must deal with on a second's notice.
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A group of scammers are targeting North Phoenix drivers by presenting themselves as mechanics fixing a "problem" with the victim's car, police said.
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A new study from the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety said states could cut teen crash deaths by as much as 50 percent by toughening up their license requirements with five new standards.
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A former bank branch manager in Phoenix has been arrested for
allegedly trying to conceal more than $1.7 million in missing funds.
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Gov. Jan Brewer is tapping a senior member of her to staff to
lead a task force that's supposed to make recommendations on ways to simplify
Arizona's sales tax system.
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Federal authorities say they've seized almost 250 pounds of
marijuana in the Yuma area.
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A federal judge has turned down a request by defense attorneys
to allow them and reporters to watch more of the state's execution process.
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The methodical search of an Arizona landfill for the body of a
5-year-old girl missing for about eight months and now believed to be dead is
expected to finish by the end of June, police said Thursday.
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Five men who had eaten cactus to survive were rescued from the desert on Wednesday, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said.
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A movement using humor to mock the birther movement in Arizona has a strange request: prove Mitt Romney is not a unicorn.
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Goodyear teenager Sumaita Mulk came up short at the National Spelling Bee, eliminated Thursday in the sixth round.
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Gasoline prices in Arizona have fallen to a three-month low at
the pumps.
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Political newcomer Nomiki Konst has dropped out of the
race for a full term representing former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' southern
Arizona congressional district.
