
Phoenix Fire Chief Kara Kalkbrenner diagnosed with breast cancer
Phoenix Fire Chief Kara Kalkbrenner announced Wednesday night on the department's Facebook page that she has been diagnosed with breast cancer.
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Sun nears solar minimum record as 2019 cycle comes to close
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New highway signs show off state's natural beauty
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Martha McSally trims Mark Kelly's lead in Arizona's Senate race
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DoorDash signs lease on new Tempe location, to move in by spring 2020
The on-demand food service DoorDash recently completed a full building lease at a location in Tempe and plans to move into the facility by spring 2020.Comments -
Arizona AG settles with vacuum seller over fraud, 'do not call' allegations
The Arizona Attorney General's Office has reached a $600,000 settlement with a Sun City vacuum seller over fraud allegations and thousands of "do not call" violations. -
17 men arrested in Mesa's 'Naughty List' prostitution sting
Seventeen men could be getting worse than lumps of coal for Christmas after being caught in a Mesa prostitution sting dubbed Operation Naughty List. -
Barrel and Bushel restaurant to open at Hyatt Regency in downtown Phoenix
Barrel & Bushel will open at the Hyatt Regency on the corner of Second and Adams streets in downtown Phoenix on Dec. 26. -
Snooze set to open downtown Phoenix location before end of year
Breakfast lovers in downtown Phoenix are getting an extra present this year. Snooze plans to open the doors of its sixth Valley location Dec. 27. -
Democrats go to court to gain top listing on Arizona ballots
Democrats allege the design of Arizona ballots puts their candidates at an unconstitutional disadvantage, according to a lawsuit filed last month. -
Judiciary panel takes its 1st steps toward impeachment vote
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Justices appear split in Arizona death sentence case
The Supreme Court appeared divided Wednesday over whether an Arizona death row inmate should get a new sentencing trial nearly 30 years after being convicted. -
Arizona man dies after being bludgeoned with hammer and bat
Yavapai County authorities said a Cornville man who had been on life support after being hit on the head with a hammer and bat has died. -
Phoenix leaders, including mayor, join state in welcoming refugees
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego and Maricopa County leaders followed the governor's lead in affirming they will continue to welcome refugees for resettlement. -
Maricopa County board hears suspended assessor's appeal
Maricopa County Assessor Paul Petersen's lawyers made an appeal to overturn his suspension following his arrest in an allege adoption-fraud scheme. -
Phoenix Uber driver says she used stun gun on male rider who groped her
A Phoenix Uber driver who says she was attacked by a passenger last week is sharing her experience to warn others, especially women. -
ADOT to begin only sending license plates, registration tabs by mail
ADOT said Wednesday it will change the way customers receive license plates, registration tabs and other documents next year. -
Gov. Doug Ducey puts Paradise Valley estate on market for $8.75M
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey put his sprawling Paradise Valley estate on the market last week with a budget-busting asking price of $8.75 million. -
Regulators OK clean-energy plan to fully power UArizona
The red and blue of the University of Arizona will be adding a lot of green in the coming years, after state utility regulators approved a clean energy agreement for the campus. -
Driver flies off Arizona highway, survives 400-foot roll downhill
The driver of a car that flew off the road in northern Arizona and then crashed and rolled down an embankment was expected to recover, authorities said.