Flake to block advancing judges if Senate doesn't vote to protect Mueller

A former financial adviser in metro Phoenix was sentenced to six years in prison for stealing nearly $170,000 from dormant bank accounts in less than a month.

Downtown Phoenix Inc. will hold the Phoenix Pizza Festival on Saturday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Margaret T. Hance Park  in central Phoenix.

A new documentary called “Teaching in Arizona” follows three teachers in southern Arizona and gives an inside look at what it’s like to be a teacher.

For an entire weekend, the Mac & Cheese AZ Fest will be offering $2 tasting cups of the beloved pasta as well as craft beer, cooking demonstrations and games. 

A Phoenix man was convicted Tuesday of hacking into the computers of a company that provides consulting services to Native American tribal governments.

Construction on an interchange between Interstate 10 and Loop 202 may cause delays on the road this weekend.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department will stock rainbow trout below the Lees Ferry boat ramp where anglers can walk in to the Colorado River. That hasn't been done since 1998.

A judge in Arizona who ordered taxpayer-funded compensation for Latinos who were illegally detained when then-Sheriff Joe Arpaio defied a court order has declined to give the victims more time to apply for the money.

Democratic Arizona secretary of state candidate Katie Hobbs added about 1,000 votes to her lead over Republican Steve Gaynor as the number of outstanding votes slowly dwindled Wednesday.

Authorities on Wednesday identified the man fatally shot a day earlier by police after a car chase that stretched from Phoenix to Glendale.

A Gilbert man who used to work as a teacher in the Gila River Indian Community was sentenced to more than two decades in prison for molesting several of his students.

Arizona Christian University announced Wednesday it was moving from Phoenix into a Glendale campus that formerly housed an Arizona State University business college.

Waymo's paid driverless car service will likely make its debut in metro Phoenix within the next two months, a company official said.

Some migrants in a caravan of Central Americans have made long leaps forward in their journey to the U.S. border, with a first sizable group arriving in the border city of Tijuana.