ASU will comply with Gov. Ducey order on COVID-19 vaccine policy

A 63-year-old man died Monday after falling into the Colorado River in Grand Canyon National Park during a private boating trip, authorities said. 

Due to term limits, Arizona is in the market for a new attorney general in 2022. Here's who is running for the position.

Two more suspects have been arrested in connection to the unrest at Scottsdale Fashion Square last May, police said Tuesday.

Six people were hospitalized, including four in critical condition, after a rollover wreck in Phoenix on Tuesday, authorities said.

Nearly three years after Microsoft started buying land in the West Valley, the tech giant announced that its new data centers in El Mirage and Goodyear are up and running.

A judge has approved a $15 million settlement against a doctor in a lawsuit filed by the parents of an incapacitated woman who was sexually assaulted and later gave birth at a Phoenix long-term care center.

Even if you're in good financial shape, it's still a good idea to have an up-to-date homeowner’s insurance policy.

Former local TV anchor Kari Lake said a message from Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey following her departure from Fox 10 in March helped spur interest into what has become a run to succeed him.

Arizona public health officials on Tuesday reported 423 new COVID-19 cases and 11 additional deaths from the disease, while the state surpassed the milestone of 3 million people fully vaccinated.

The Buckeye Police Department has launched a new online system that allows people to file a non-emergency police report.

The Westin Tempe is nearing completion after years of construction and is expected to open in August in the city's downtown district on Seventh Street between Mill Avenue and Myrtle Street.

Single tickets for "Hamilton" for its five-week run this fall at ASU Gammage will go on sale Monday.

After receiving more than $10 million in federal funding, Scottsdale Airport will be closing for about 45 days to rehabilitate its only runway.