Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams joins downtown protesters

A Glendale teen was arrested in a hit-and-run crash from May that left a toddler dead, authorities said Friday.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed bills that will expand the Arizona Teachers Academy, enhance suicide prevention training for schools and more.

Maricopa County's top public health official said Friday that coronavirus cases in metro Phoenix have increased and that it's not necessarily due to a testing jump.

In 2017, a Phoenix man died after crying out “I can’t breathe” as four police officers tried to hold him down.

At least two people are dead after a vehicle suspected of human smuggling flipped while being pursued by Border Patrol agents in southern Arizona, authorities said.

Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University have released details about how they plan to bring students back to campus for classes in the fall amid the coronavirus outbreak.

The latest episode of "Hope In Darkness" explores Latin American politics in an attempt to answer that question of why Josh Holt was detained in Venezuela.

KTAR News host Jim Sharpe wonders if the cost of keeping a Republican National Convention safe if it moves to Arizona would outweigh what the state would gain.

A week after looting erupted during a protest, Scottsdale police have implemented numerous traffic restrictions in preparation for potential marches.

Mark Brnovich, Arizona's Republican attorney general, called for a series of police reforms he said are needed in the wake of George Floyd's death.

Arizona reported 1,579 new coronavirus cases Friday morning, the most ever in a daily update, and the state's death toll for the pandemic eclipsed 1,000.

Two women were seriously injured, one left in critical condition, after an SUV crashed into a Scottsdale bar Thursday night.

At least 129 residents have died from the coronavirus in Arizona nursing homes, according to newly released federal data that identifies facilities with cases.

The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 13.3% in May from 14.7%, and 2.5 million jobs were added — a surprisingly positive reading in the midst of a recession.