Mom of Phoenix Olympic gymnast recounts road to gold medal

Two top aides for Republican Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey are leaving for new jobs, the governor’s office announced Thursday.

A man was killed Tuesday morning in a relentless knife attack at a Phoenix cafeteria for people experiencing homelessness, and the suspect is in custody.

In Arizona, rain is often met with cheer because of the moisture and cooler temperatures that come with it. Yet, monsoon storms can pack a punch and generate flash floods.

Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams doesn't want the U.S. Department of Justice investigation over potential civil rights violations and abuses of power to serve as a distraction for officers.

The U.S. Department of Justice announced Thursday that it’s investigating the Phoenix Police Department and the city over potential civil rights violations and abuses of power.

Face mask mandates wouldn’t be the hot-button issue they are today if more people were vaccinated against COVID-19, U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly said Thursday.

With cases on the rise, municipalities across Arizona, including Phoenix, are mandating face masks in city buildings again in accordance with federal COVID-19 mitigation guidelines.

Interim Tempe Police Chief Jeff Glover was appointed on a permanent basis Wednesday after nearly a year on the job.

After winning the women’s floor exercise on Sunday, 21-year-old Phoenix native Jade Carey will return home as an Olympic gold medalist on Thursday.

More metro Phoenix schools are reporting active COVID-19 outbreaks as classes resume for the fall semester.

Casinos in and around metro Phoenix are starting to roll out Las Vegas-style gambling options now permitted under Arizona’s new tribal gaming pact.

A custodial employee at a Gilbert elementary school was arrested Wednesday for alleged sexual exploitation, police said.

A residential mortgage tech startup company based in New York announced Wednesday a plan to expand to Tempe and open a new customer support operation.