Arizona News

Phoenix-based mattress producer Brooklyn Bedding announced plans to build a huge manufacturing facility along with new headquarters in Glendale.

Authorities are encouraging shoppers to thoroughly inspect their used purchases after a Phoenix family took home a snuggly toy stuffed with dangerous drugs.

The University of Arizona president on Monday called the shooting death of a student inside a campus parking garage a “senseless murder.”

The Arizona health department is adding a fourth state-run site for mass COVID-19 vaccinations next week, this one in the East Valley.

Arizona officials on Monday reported 1,507 new coronavirus cases and no additional deaths from COVID-19.

A bill in the state legislature would let students without a legal status pay in-state tuition at Arizona's public universities and community colleges, as well as receive state-subsidized financial aid.

U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona is chairing a subcommittee that has jurisdiction over government efficiency and border management, according to a press release.

The United Cerebral Palsy of Central Arizona is opening a new facility dedicated to helping children in Phoenix on Monday.

The Michael Anderson School in Avondale was selected as a finalist for the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching Founder's Award, rewarding the school $10,000 and a chance at $50,000 if selected for the grand prize.

From a tax scam warning to Honeywell opening a facility in Chandler to produce personal protective equipment, here are the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.

Exceptional drought has hit many states in the West with parts of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Nevada among the hardest hit.

Phoenix police are searching for a suspect after a hit-and-run near Glendale Avenue and I-17 on Saturday night left a man dead, according to authorities.

Interstate 17 near Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is back open in both directions after weekend work was completed ahead of schedule, ADOT said Sunday.

Cindy McCain says she would be open to a role in President Joe Biden's administation and that her husband would not have stood by during the Capitol riots.

Arizona officials on Sunday reported 1,804 new coronavirus cases and 25 additional deaths from COVID-19.

A 13-story AC Hotel by Marriott opened Friday in the Arizona Center in downtown Phoenix, promising guests a modern, sleek environment.

It's time to celebrate the furry friend in your life with a virtual edition of the 11th annual Dog Days of Glendale on Feb. 27.

Arizona job levels are expected to approach pre-pandemic levels about a year from now, according to a new forecast.

Phoenix Pride announced Friday that the annual festival and parade has been moved to the fall, due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Yavapai County Sheriff's deputies seized nearly 50 pounds of methamphetamine during a traffic stop near Sunset Point on Interstate 17 last week.