Arizona News

The U.S. Senate passed a defense bill named after U.S. Sen. John McCain. The John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act was approved with a bipartisan vote of 85-10. 

U.S. Sen. John McCain called on the Trump administration to reverse its policy of separating families at the border in a statement Monday. 

Two people are suffering from life-threatening injuries after their vehicle crashed into a pole in Glendale on Monday. The vehicle crashed near 55th Avenue and Camelback Road around 3 p.m. 

A former youth worker at an Arizona facility for migrant children says he quit the job after a few months because he was being put "in situations where I would have to work against my morals."

Kara Dunn, the Arizona college student who was paralyzed by a rare and dangerous immune system disorder while vacationing in Europe, was safely transported to Phoenix for treatment.

Water is a big potential danger for children during the summer in Arizona -- but so is another common material that's all around us.

A Paradise Valley house, for sale at $13.4 million, features amenities including stone and wood floor, a 14-car garage and plenty of entertainment options.

An Arizona State University study for the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office indicated there may be some racial bias in traffic stops.

Arizona state Sen. Bob Worsley, co-founder of SkyMall, announced that he is calling off his re-election campaign because of the "increasingly caustic political climate."

Grammy-winning Christian contemporary band Casting Crowns have been added to the list of performers for the 2018 Arizona State Fair concert series.

A judge is being asked to kick a Democratic congressional candidate off the Aug. 28 primary ballot because opponents say she filed false information about where she lives.

Gov. Doug Ducey's re-election campaign officially got underway Monday with the release of a video that listed his accomplishments in office and played up his outsider businessman approach to politics.

At least one person was killed in a crash on Interstate 10 East at 67th Avenue early Monday.

On May 24 at about 5:30 p.m., a man got out of a silver Subaru station wagon at the parking lot of a business near 20th Ave. and Peoria and started pulling wire out of the wall.

Guadalupe Garcia de Rayos was deported last year after she was convicted of a felony for using someone’s Social Security number to work. Now she is trying to get back to Arizona.