The blaze next door: Firefighters prep for Arizona activity

Arizona voters will be heading to the polls for next year's primary earlier than usual, after Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Wednesday.

Late fees are a thing of the past at the Maricopa County Library District. In waiving fees, the library is confident fewer people will be afraid to return.

There is heavy snow and slide-offs on freeways just south of Flagstaff on Wednesday morning and the Interstate 40 closed due to a crash.

See the positives and negatives of the health of Arizona seniors and how it compares to the other 49 states in the country.

A section of Interstate 10 will be narrowed and an Interstate 17 ramp will be closed Thursday night, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

A Phoenix firefighter who died over the weekend will be laid to rest on Thursday, and part of a major freeway will be restricted for his procession.

Churroholic, a Spanish-inspired dessert coffee shop, opened Tuesday at Tempe Marketplace near Rio Salado Parkway and McClintock Drive.

The 20,000-square-foot Crayola Experience is set to open in Chandler Fashion Center on Thursday morning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

A Mesa father who worked with a nonprofit to promote foster care was arrested earlier this month for molesting four of his adopted daughters.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection said an agent in Arizona who is accused of using his truck to knock over a fleeing Guatemalan migrant has been indefinitely suspended since June 2018, a month after his indictment.

Tucson police said 33-year-old Steven Charles Holmes was booked Tuesday into the Pima County Jail on suspicion of three counts each of sexual assault and aggravated assault.

Attorneys for a Phoenix man convicted for providing guns to two Islamic State followers is seeking a new trial, claiming authorities withheld key evidence.

After the Hacienda HealthCare victim's family signaled Wednesday they intend to file a lawsuit, the state and others involved will need to get out their checkbooks.

Arizona lawmakers began debating the merits of an $11.8 billion budget deal Wednesday ahead of votes that could come later this week.

A former U.S. representative from Arizona who was convicted in 2013 of extortion and racketeering is reportedly seeking a pardon from President Donald Trump. 

U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema said she confronted Attorney General William Barr about “partisanship and political games” during a one-on-one meeting Wednesday.

Mesa Mayor John Giles called the Grande Vita development, located on Crismon Road north of the U.S. 60, “the future of senior living.”