Arizona News

Despite temperatures firmly in the triple digits, Phoenix fire is pretending it is the holiday season with its "Christmas in July" initiative.

The CEO of Valley Metro explained why the estimate for the light rail expansion voters approved in 2015 has nearly tripled in recent filings.

The Gordon Biersch brewery on Mill Avenue and Fifth Street in Tempe has closed after nearly 20 years. The locations in Gilbert and Glendale remain open.

Arizona was one of 30 states who settled with Premera Blue Cross as part of a $10 million settlement, Arizona AG Mark Brnovich announced Thursday.

Sen. Martha McSally brought in nearly $3.4 million in the second quarter of 2019, bringing her total cash on hand to about $4.4 million. 

Signs of Arizona's monsoon season have been showing up in other parts of the state, but so far the Phoenix area's weather conditions have avoided the combination that creates the storms.

Phoenix police said Monday that a man allegedly entered an unlocked home and tried to rape a sleeping woman before fleeing.

Daniel Zamora, whose wife Brittany was sentenced to 20 years in prison Friday for molesting a 13-year-old student, settled with the victim's family, according to their attorneys.

The horrifying and sickening treatment of child migrants and their families at the U.S.-Mexico border at the hands of at least some federal immigration and customs officials has been called “state-sanctioned child abuse.”

The two data centers -- the first phase of the project that will eventually eight data centers -- is expected to be completed by the fourth quarter of 2019.

An environmentally-friendly solution known as soil stabilizer could be the answer for dust storms along the Interstate 10 in Pinal County.

After creating an app to stop bullies on Facebook, the BullyBlocker team of researchers and students are moving the concept to Instagram.

Bruce and Pamela took a tour of an Amazon fulfillment center in Phoenix to learn more about how the online shopping giant's warehouses operate.

De Villiers buys food using a portion of the money he makes from selling his pieces in galleries, street fairs and online. The rest supports his family.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality (ADEQ) has issued an ozone health watch for the Phoenix metro area for Monday.

Here are some stories that headlined the news cycle, both locally and nationally, over the weekend of July 12 to July 14.

Chandler police say a man has been arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder in the shooting death of his wife early Sunday.

Police in Phoenix say a man and a teenager are dead after being struck by the same hit-and-run driver and they're still searching for the suspect.

Arizona has five cities that rank in the top 30 among 300 cities in the U.S. for first-time home buyers: Peoria, Chandler, Gilbert, Surprise and Scottsdale.

Brian Sabean, executive vice president of the San Francisco Giants, has sold his Scottsdale home for $1.35 million and $336.40 per square foot.