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The northbound Glendale exit on State Route 51 in Phoenix will be closed overnight Monday until noon Tuesday to make repairs to a damaged wall.

Civil rights leaders including the Revs. Jesse Jackson and William Barber were among 39 people arrested Monday for refusing to leave the Phoenix office of Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema.

Lucid Motors, which is producing its soon-to-be-available luxury electric vehicles in Arizona, became a publicly listed company on Monday.

Ed Zuercher said Monday he is retiring as Phoenix city manager after eight years as the top unelected official in Arizona's largest city.

Arizona Senate liaison Ken Bennett said Monday that he’s being shut out of the Cyber Ninjas-led audit of the 2020 Maricopa County election, and he raised concerns about the contractors' lack of transparency.

A weekend of cloudbursts pushed metro Phoenix to the wettest July in nearly a decade and it's going to get wetter before the end of the week, forecasters said Monday.

Arizona gaming officials said Monday their sports betting rules have been finalized and everything is on track for event wagering to go live on Sept. 9, opening day of the NFL season.

The body of a 4-year-old girl who was swept away in floodwaters was found Monday morning in eastern Arizona, authorities said.

Arizona health officials on Monday reported 1,441 new COVID-19 cases but no additional deaths from the disease.

A teacher in the Deer Valley Unified School District grew a newfound appreciation for the job when the COVID-19 pandemic forced her school to transition to virtual learning last year.

A new legislative move in Arizona works to address the ongoing nationwide nursing shortage while also helping the needs of families with medically fragile individuals.

The Maricopa County Elections Department has a new website to address questions and what it calls misconceptions about the 2020 general election as the Arizona Senate’s audit continues.

A personal finance website ranked four Valley cities among the top 20 best places to rent in the country.

Tucson's iconic Hotel Congress is getting a revamp that staff say is more than a century in the making.

From storms dropping more than two inches of rain in most areas across the Valley to a Phoenix police officer being arrested for assaulting a man in handcuffs, here are the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.

A storm in the West Valley dropped more than two inches of rain on Sunday, resulting in flooded roads and stranded drivers. 

Search and rescue crews are on the lookout for a 16-year-old girl who was swept away by floodwaters near Cottonwood on Saturday night.

Arizona health officials on Sunday reported 1,508 new COVID-19 cases. It was the seventh consecutive day with at least 1,000 cases.

Mesa police have identified two suspects who allegedly shot at officers during a car chase on Wednesday, authorities said.

A Goodyear educator was named the top teacher of the year by the Physics Teacher Education Coalition.