Forbes has the richest person in Arizona worth over $5 billion

A weatherman was commenting on how powerful the wind was, but seemed more focused on what he was saying rather than what he was reporting on -- the wind.

A Colorado Springs motorcycle officer has been injured in an accident while escorting Vice President Mike Pence's motorcade to the city's airport.

In case you're somehow unaware, Arizona is expected to get hit by a heatwave in a big way this week that will send the temperatures soaring.

The tallest building west of the Mississippi River opened its doors on Friday in the once-stodgy area of downtown Los Angeles.

The city of Phoenix has approved a project to extend the Sky Train at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport for nearly $100 million, according to KJZZ.

The Interstate 10 near the Arizona-New Mexico border has reopened after closing due to blowing dust, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

The trailer for "Stronger," a movie in which Jake Gyllenhaal plays a survivor of the Boston Marathon bombing of 2013, has been released.

A wildfire may have caused heat damage last weekend to one of the research telescopes northeast of Tucson on Mount Graham.

An Arizona congresswoman is hoping a bill to make changes to the nation's VA is the first step toward more bipartisan work in Washington, D.C.

Peoria police say an elderly woman with Alzheimer's disease died from heat exposure after leaving a care facility in the city.

U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) advocated for the restoration of a "zero tolerance" approach to illegal border crossings as part of Operation Streamline.

This week on the Think Tank, we discuss one of the biggest transformations in human communication and the latest political developments.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey declared a state of emergency Friday afternoon so his state could send more resources to battle a number of wildfires.

Rep. Kyrsten Sinema praised a bill designed to bring about changes at the VA, including protecting whistleblowers, that was signed by Trump on Friday.

An analysis released by Arizona's Medicaid agency Friday concluded that the U.S. Senate proposal repealing much of Obamacare would cost the state at least $7.1 billion through 2026.