Mark Kelly says Supreme Court pick should be chosen by election winner

An Arizona State University softball player is leading the charge to register as many student-athletes as possible to vote.

President Donald Trump casted doubt on mail-in voting in the first presidential debate, but Secretary of State Katie Hobbs said his claims are baseless.

Arizona Census counters are focusing on residents in tribal and underserved communities since they've been most affected by the coronavirus pandemic.

A landmark home and school established in Scottsdale by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright will resume public tours next month, operators announced Wednesday.

Press Coffee is opening another East Valley location in November and is offering specials to celebrate the launch.

Phoenix police responded to a report Wednesday night about an adult male who was acting violently and causing damage to property.

After steadily growing since igniting last week, the Sears Fire northeast of metro Phoenix appears to have stabilized and containment continues to increase.

Arizona will get a share of a multimillion-dollar settlement from health insurer Anthem over a cyberattack on its technology that exposed the personal information of nearly 79 million people.

Arizona health leaders and the state’s top education official are calling for the continuation of face mask requirements to combat the spread of COVID-19.

Cox Communications has pledged to give $60 million worth of internet access over the next year to low-income families.

The plan announced by Gov. Doug Ducey calls for the Arizona Department of Public Safety to provide troopers with 150 body cameras in the coming months.

The federal government is sending Arizona more than 2 million rapid COVID-19 tests, which will target schools and vulnerable communities.