AG Brnovich investigates Gov. Ducey over illegal electioneering claims

Current and former chief justices of the Arizona Supreme Court say the addition of two more justices in 2016 didn't make it more efficient.

Arizona State University president Michael Crow announced Monday the formation of a new advisory council on African American affairs.

Police are looking for a suspect in a shooting at an empty Phoenix warehouse Saturday morning that left two injured and one in critical condition.

Arizona health officials reported 1,901 new coronavirus cases and 45 more deaths on Saturday, putting the state's totals at 245,946 COVID-19 infections and 5,979 fatalities.

Fire crews rushed to save an abandoned building engulfed in flames early on Saturday morning near 39th Avenue and Camelback Road.

Toyota USA Foundation announced it is donating $150,000 to the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Valley and $50,000 to the Tempe Impacting Education Foundation.

Typical satellite internet services offer slow speeds and high latency but a new network could change all that.

A Silver Alert was canceled Friday evening for an 84-year-old Surprise man that was found safe, according to police. 

AZDHS Director Dr. Cara Christ and top schools official Kathy Hoffman released a statement about a communication breakdown between the organizations.

A judge rejected an effort by Democratic leaders of the Arizona Legislature to halt choices for a commission to redraw political district boundaries.

Two U.S. citizens were arrested Wednesday night for attempted drug smuggling in southern Arizona, U.S Customs and Border Protection announced.