Maricopa County officials rip audit, won't attend Senate meeting
During a defiant special meeting on Monday, the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors blasted the ongoing audit of the November 2020 election and said they won't be attending the Arizona Senate's meeting on the matter Tuesday.
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Arizona reports 468 new COVID-19 cases, no additional deaths
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Metro Phoenix real estate is in boom time, expert says
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Frontier adds nonstop flight between Phoenix, California city
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Peoria police shoot, kill man during fight with officers
A Peoria Police Department officer shot and killed a 32-year-old man Monday evening during a fight with officers, according to authorities.Comments -
Israel strikes Gaza tunnels as truce efforts remain elusive
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Supreme Court to take up major abortion rights challenge
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Biden boosting world vaccine sharing commitment to 80M doses
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Former Phoenix teacher arrested on sex conduct, child molestation charges
A former Phoenix high school English teacher who resigned from his position last month was arrested Thursday on child molestation charges, authorities said. -
Taxpayer costs over Arpaio racial profiling lawsuit to eclipse $200M
The costs to taxpayers from a racial profiling lawsuit stemming from former Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s immigration patrols in metro Phoenix a decade ago are expected to reach $202 million by summer 2022. -
Arizona falls out of top 10 in state economic outlook rankings
For the second time in three years, Arizona is out of the top 10 in state economic outlook rankings in the American Legislative Exchange Council's annual report. -
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Councilman says there's no move to drop 'ridiculous' Phoenix mask rule
Only a vote by the Phoenix City Council can lift the COVID-19 mask restrictions that remain in place in Arizona's capital city, and so far, there's no sign of that happening, a council member said. -
Accused Tempe mother appears in court, denies killing her kids
A Tempe mother accused in the grisly slayings of her two children made her first court appearance Monday, where she denied harming her slain son and daughter -
Maricopa County holding meeting Monday to refute audit allegations
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will refute allegations related to the ongoing election audit ordered by the Arizona Senate during a public meeting Monday afternoon. -
Phoenix police hoping for leads in 1978 murder case
Phoenix police are hoping the public can provide leads in the 1978 murder of a teenage girl. -
Republican Kimberly Yee, Arizona's treasurer, announces run for governor
Republican Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee launched her 2022 campaign for governor with a video that champions former President Donald Trump’s business and border policies and at times echoes his rhetoric. -
Officer charged in Daunte Wright death to stand trial Dec. 6
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4-year-old girl dies in shooting at Tempe apartment
Police in Tempe said a 4-year-old girl who was found at an apartment with a gunshot wound died Sunday. -
Valley doctor says COVID-19 vaccine will not impact periods or fertility
False information on social media is causing concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine as reputable scientific sources work to debunk rumors. -
Cox permanently increases speed of low-cost internet option for families
Cox Communications announced last week the increased speed of its low-cost internet option for families introduced at the onset of COVID-19 will be permanent.
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