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Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone in a scathing statement slammed the Republican Arizona Senate's alleged request of county routers for the election audit as "reckless and irresponsible."

Arizona-based outdoor furnishings store Paddy O’ Furniture opened a new showroom in south Scottsdale last week, the company announced.

A special open enrollment period for Affordable Care Act coverage drew 528,005 new enrollees nationwide in its first six weeks, with 9,569 of those consumers in Arizona, according to a report from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey last week signed several bills limiting civilian oversight of law enforcement and making it harder for prosecutors to keep track of dishonest cops.

From a wildfire burning southwest of Crown King forcing three communities to evacuate on Sunday to a meal kit company planning to open its largest U.S. distribution center in Phoenix, here are the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.

The Republican president of the Arizona Senate said in a letter Friday to the U.S. Justice Department that ballots being recounted from November's presidential election are secure and the department's worries about voter intimidation are unfounded.

Shelly Harmon was long suspected of killing her roommate in central Arizona in 1988. She wasn't charged in the death of Pamela Pitts until nearly 30 years later and not until she wrapped up a 20-year prison sentence in the death of her ex-boyfriend.

Evacuations were ordered Sunday for Minnehaha, Fort Misery and Horsethief Basin due to a wildfire burning southwest of Crown King, according to authorities.

One person is dead and seven others are injured after a shooting occurred between two groups of people in downtown Phoenix.

Police officers shot a robbery suspect they believe was armed after tracking him into a mobile home community, according to the Glendale Police Department.

The Arizona Department of Health Services on Sunday reported 448 new coronavirus cases and two additional deaths from COVID-19.

Child care providers can apply now through May 30 for non-competitive relief funding on the Arizona Department of Economic Security website.

HelloFresh announced plans Thursday to open its largest distribution center in Phoenix by the end of 2021.

A Silver Alert was issued Saturday for 25-year-old Phoenix woman with a cognitive delay who was last seen in the area of 23rd Avenue and Bell Road.

The Scottsdale International Film Festival, an annual event that connects audiences with award-winning cinema from around the globe, will present the virtual 2nd Look Streaming Cinema from May 14—18.

A route between metro Phoenix and the White Mountains in eastern Arizona's high country remained closed Saturday because of a wildfire that for a time burned on both sides the highway.

One melanistic and two spotted jaguar cubs were recently born at Wildlife World Zoo, Aquarium & Safari Park, the Litchfield Park zoo announced.

A Chandler police officer killed when he was run over by a fleeing suspect was described Saturday as a caring man who served his community and his profession while showing compassion to those in need, including fellow officers coping with stress.

The North Rim entrance of the Grand Canyon is scheduled to reopen on May 15 after being closed over the winter, national park officials announced.

Watch the Chandler Police Department's live stream of the memorial service for fallen officer Christopher Farrar, who was killed in the line of duty.