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Arizona Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Garcia's digital director resigned Friday after tweets using anti-law enforcement, anti-Arizona and anti-America verbiage were unearthed from the staffer's social media account.

After former President Barack Obama endorsed 81 candidates in different states Wednesday, Gov. Jan Brewer said that if he were to endorse Kyrsten Sinema, it might not help the Democratic candidate.

An Arizona legislator caught speeding bragged to a La Paz County Sheriff’s deputy that he had legislative immunity. But how would that situation unfold in Maricopa County?

A Mesa family is asking for donations after their grandmother was hospitalized when a tree crushed the roof of their home during a monsoon storm earlier this week.

As the Senate moves to confirm Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court, the attendance of one senator is still up in the air: U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.). 

Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone said the practice of separating children from families at the border is "taking the low road" and is "not the right way to go about business."

President Donald Trump's summit in Singapore with North Korea leader Kim Jong Un has two Arizona members of Congress feeling better about denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula.

Two months after he underwent surgery in Phoenix to treat an intestinal infection, U.S. Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) is doing well, his daughter Meghan McCain told Mac and Gaydos.

Mallory Heath, a former high school teacher in Chandler, said she's not second-guessing her decision to leave Arizona's education system for financial reasons.

Gov. Doug Ducey shut down rumors that he would appoint Cindy McCain to the U.S. Senate if her husband, U.S. Sen. John McCain, were to leave office before the end of his term.

Talking with 92.3 FM KTAR News' Mac & Gaydos, Stanton spoke on economic progress, education and what really kept him up late at night in one of his final interviews as the Phoenix mayor.

Another Phoenix teacher has been recognized for her hard work and dedication to her students after being named one of this month’s honorees of Mac & Gaydos’ Pay Tribute to a Teacher.

A longtime Mesa special ed teacher was named the latest honoree of Mac & Gaydos’ Pay Tribute to a Teacher, a program that rewards teachers from around the area for their hard work and dedication.

North Korea has threatened to pull out of a historic summit between its leader, Kim Jong Un, and President Donald Trump, but could it actually happen? Arizona Republicans are saying no.

Former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer said it broke her heart when she heard news of a White House official's inappropriate remark about U.S. Sen. John McCain's brain cancer diagnosis.