Arizona DPS will lead local security for President Trump's visit to Phoenix
When President Donald Trump visits Phoenix on Wednesday, the Arizona Department of Public Safety will be on the grounds of Veteran's Memorial Coliseum leading state and local security efforts.
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Valley doctor on quarantined ship headed back to United States
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Post Valentine's Day heartbreak? Broken Heart Disorder is real
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Weekend wrap-up: The biggest Arizona stories from Feb. 14-16
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Backers of wealth tax to fund Arizona schools plan kickoff
Backers of a proposal to raise taxes on wealthy Arizonans to boost school funding say they will formally kick off a signature-gathering effort Monday.Comments -
USS Arizona crew member, Pearl Harbor survivor dies age 97
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Silver Alert issued for missing 82-year-old man in Chandler
A Silver Alert has been issued for 82-year-old George Mclean. He was last seen driving to Green Valley in his green 1977 Toyota Chinook motorhome. -
Police: Man found dead at business space in Tempe
One man was found dead at a business space in Tempe on early Monday morning. Tempe police is investigating the incident as a possible homicide. -
Police officer shot, killed during confrontation near Show Low
A White Mountain Apache Tribe police officer was shot and killed during a confrontation with a suspect early Monday morning. -
Phoenix PD: 1 man dead, 1 left injured after drive-by shooting
One man is dead and another is in the hospital following a drive-by shooting near 75th Avenue and Thomas Road just after 2 a.m. on Sunday morning. -
New Desert Diamond Casino West Valley to open on Wednesday night
Desert Diamond Casinos and Entertainment will open the 1.2 million square-foot Desert Diamond Casino West Valley on Wednesday at 8 p.m. -
Howard the rhino is Phoenix Zoo's newest addition
Howard recently made the non-stop, 31-hour journey all the way from Melbourne, Forlida, where he will share an exhibit with LouLou. -
Elizabeth Warren slams 'dangerous' Arizona move to ban sanctuary cities
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Immovable objects: Asarco, striking workers at odds after four months
The strike includes over 1,700 workers involved in copper mining, smelting and refining operations. They've been striking since Oct. 13. -
Democratic hopefuls now test strength among minority voters
With upcoming Democratic primaries in South Carolina and Nevada, the minority vote will play a crucial role for the presidential hopefuls. -
Rain postpones Daytona 500, dampening event, Trump's visit
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Yavapai County residents startled by early morning loud boom
Yavapai County Sheriff's Office said they received multiple calls across the county of residents reporting a loud boom or explosion early Sunday morning. -
Americans who left cruise trade one quarantine for another
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Wrong-way driver on Interstate 10 leaves 3 dead early Sunday morning
DPS responded to a call about a wrong-way driver around 3:28 a.m. Shortly after, a 3-vehicle collision was reported near I-10 and Riggs Road. -
‘There’s nothing to be afraid of’: Arizonans gear up for the 2020 census
Census Bureau officials are working to clear up any doubts about the decennial questionnaire before surveys are sent out to U.S. residents this spring.
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