Arizona reports daily record of 1,579 cases; death count passes 1,000

Following the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, spontaneous protests have arisen in all 50 states. Dave Tierney, one of the most respected attorneys in Arizona, joins Think Tank this week to talk about it.

Two women were seriously injured, one left in critical condition, after an SUV crashed into a Scottsdale bar Thursday night.

At least 129 residents have died from the coronavirus in Arizona nursing homes, according to newly released federal data that identifies facilities with cases.

After there had been six recorded cases of the coronavirus among inmates in Maricopa County jails on Saturday, there were 30 on Thursday.

A closure on the new South Mountain Freeway is among this weekend's metro Phoenix highway restrictions, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

Yuma Border Patrol seized nine packages of meth that weighed more than 12 pounds each which were dropped over the border via drone Wednesday.

An Arizona man faces federal charges for allegedly threatening to burn down government buildings in the northern part of the state, authorities said Thursday.

Darron Miniefield, 57, was booked on first degree murder for allegedly beating, assaulting and setting a woman on fire in an alley in 1987.

Protesters returned to downtown Phoenix for the eighth consecutive day in response to the deaths of George Floyd in Minnesota and Dion Johnson in Phoenix.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey said he believes his office and public health officials have chosen the best course of action in handling the virus outbreak.

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Arizona officials aren’t sounding any alarms despite what appears to be multiple negative trends in the state’s coronavirus cases.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday called the death of George Floyd "tragic" and "abhorrent" and vowed to listen to those who want to have civil conversations in enacting change.

Phoenix City Councilman Carlos Garcia said Thursday that the decision to delay a budget vote that included funds for a civilian oversight board of the Phoenix Police Department disrupts progress regarding the hot-button issue.