Arizona News

Online retail behemoth Amazon is planning to deliver a new facility and “hundreds of jobs” to the West Valley next year.

After Gov. Doug Ducey's most recent pro-mask public service announcement, KTAR News host Jim Sharpe wonders what approach will get all people to wear a mask.

The National Weather Service said Phoenix's preliminary average temperature of 99 degrees for July is nearly a full degree hotter than the previous high for any month in recorded history.

Sen. Martha McSally said Friday that Congress allowing the extra federal unemployment benefits to run would be "disgraceful" and that the public was getting caught in political mudslinging.

Arizona reported 3,212 new coronavirus cases and 68 more deaths on Friday, bringing the state's documented totals to 174,010 COVID-19 infections and 3,694 fatalities.

As crews continue to repair the damage from a recent massive wildfire near Tucson, the road to Mount Lemmon is scheduled to open to the public this weekend months ahead of schedule.

In-person ballot casting, including in Arizona, is now on the vulnerable shoulders of dedicated, elderly election workers who are at high risk of illness or death if they contract COVID-19.

Drivers will have to contend with multiple closures along the Loop 101 and improvement projects in the North Valley this weekend, according to ADOT.

St. Mary's Food Bank has experienced a record-setting level of distribution during fiscal year 2019-20 by donating more than 100 million pounds of food.

The city of Phoenix and the town of Gilbert are set to be the homes for two new locations of Connecticut-based retailer Bob's Discount Furniture.

Gila River Arena will host a Vitalant convalescent plasma drive next week for people with coronavirus antibodies to help others recover from COVID-19.

NEW YORK (AP) — While deaths from the coronavirus in the U.S. are mounting rapidly, public health experts are seeing a flicker of good news: The second surge of confirmed cases appears to be leveling off. Scientists aren’t celebrating by any means, warning that the trend is driven by four big, hard-hit places — Arizona, […]

Gov. Doug Ducey called out Sonora Quest Laboratories on Thursday, saying the lab giant needs to "step up their game" to eliminate a hefty backlog in coronavirus testing results.

The University of Arizona revealed new details Thursday of its plan to ramp up in-person classes after instruction starts in less than a month.

Tempe Police Chief Sylvia Moir said Thursday there was no evidence of criminal activity in a fiery train derailment that happened a day earlier.

The temperature in Phoenix reached 118 degrees Thursday afternoon, besting the previous record daily high temperature set earlier in the day, according to the National Weather Service.

A Phoenix-based child care alliance published a policy brief Thursday detailing how the industry is facing a crisis in the state because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Prosecutors say the man accused of setting a fire at Maricopa County Democratic headquarters has mental health issues and has claimed to be Ivanka Trump's husband.

The Goodyear Police Department has arrested a teenage boy for an alleged armed robbery, as well as attempted bank robberies, while traveling via taxi cab.

U.S. Rep. David Schweikert of Arizona admitted to 11 ethics violations and agreed to paying a $50,000 fine, the House Ethics Committee announced.