Arizona prosecutor won't make knee-jerk decision in Dion Johnson case

After breaking grounding June 2019, The Toole Family Memory Center is now open to patients, the institute said in a press release Wednesday.

At a time when some Native American communities continue to struggle with the most basic needs, tribal leaders Wednesday called it “an outrage” that tribes had to wait months for coronavirus relief funds.

The Peoria Police Department announced Friday a man was arrested after he allegedly committed multiple child sex crimes while posing as a tutor.

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A new administrative order has been issued for what the courts suspect will be a "high volume" of eviction filings amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has the lowest approval rating for the handling of the coronavirus pandemic of all governors, according to a survey published Tuesday.

A Yuma man who was ejected from a frozen yogurt shop for not wearing a mask is facing charges for pulling out a gun in response.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey's restaurants guidelines make 50% capacity a requirement and not just guidance for helping to slow the spread of coronavirus.

Firefighters successfully protected a golf course and houses that were threatened by a brush fire that broke out Thursday morning in a Glendale nature park.

Abrazo Health said it has "adequate morgue space" after Mayor Kate Gallego said the hospital system's morgues were filling up because of coronavirus deaths.

A group of Arizona bar owners has filed a lawsuit contending Gov. Doug Ducey didn't have the authority to shut them down last week.

A Phoenix man faces multiple felonies, including murder, after allegedly killing his girlfriend, stealing a gun and shooting a neighbor Thursday, police said.

The director of Arizona's state prison system said Friday inmates are receiving facial coverings and those about to be paroled will also get them as the coronavirus outbreak continues.

Arizona Department of Health Services Director Dr. Cara Christ discussed increased measures the state is taking to handle the increase of coronavirus cases.

Arizona reported 4,221 new coronavirus cases on Friday and 44 more deaths, increasing the state's totals to 116,892 cases and 2,082 fatalities.

Phoenix police have released the names of the officers in a fatal shooting that has launched an independent investigation.