Arizona News

A Phoenix Police Department officer shot a man who is accused of being part of an armed robbery and allegedly raised his gun at the officer.

The Arizona Department of Health Services on Saturday reported 939 new coronavirus cases and 16 additional deaths from COVID-19.

The protocols were necessary to protect Yuma’s top industry, which depends on migrant workers – whom Gov. Doug Ducey declared essential when the pandemic began more than a year ago. Yuma is one of the nation’s major producers of vegetables, with the produce ending up in kitchens across the U.S.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department is asking the public not to interfere with seemingly abandoned baby animals.

Local artists are invited by Valley Metro to create and submit their artwork for a poster to celebrate the opening of the new streetcar in Tempe.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and the state's Department of Housing announced Thursday $500,000 for the United States Veterans Initiative.

The Arizona Senate liaison for the audit of Maricopa County’s 2020 election on Friday rebuffed concerns the Arizona Secretary of State has over the process of the hard count of the 2.1 million ballots.

The man allegedly driving a car that crashed into an armored vehicle in west Phoenix two months ago, resulting in the death of an 11-year-old girl, was arrested on multiple counts Thursday.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety is providing security for Secretary of State Katie Hobbs in response to threats made to the Democrat over her opposition of the state Senate's audit of Maricopa County election results.

PopStroke, a company co-owned by golf legend Tiger Woods, has lined up a new venture in metro Phoenix: a pair of entertainment centers featuring 18-hole putting courses.

An 11-month-old was in critical condition Friday after being pulled from a pool at a Scottsdale residence, authorities said.

Nearly a quarter of a million checks are on their way to Arizona Public Service customers as part of a $24 million settlement over misleading service plan information.

Family, friends, colleagues and the greater community will begin the formal process of saying goodbye to Chandler Police Officer Christopher Farrar with a motorcade Friday followed by a viewing.

After a tame 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the number of Arizona drivers arrested for DUI went up again over the Cinco de Mayo weekend.

Arizona reported 820 new coronavirus cases and 24 additional deaths from COVID-19 on Friday, and the state surpassed the 3 million mark for people getting at least one vaccine dose.

A Washington state man is accused of defying federal regulations that limit the number of people who can hike rim-to-rim at Grand Canyon National Park.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety said a trooper was nearly run over before he shot at a driver early Friday on a Phoenix street.

Caregivers in Arizona are now obligated by law to perform lifesaving measures if a patient experiences a medical emergency while inside an assisted living facility.

A portion of the Loop 101 in Scottsdale is the only scheduled Valley freeway closure this weekend, the Arizona Department of Transportation announced Thursday.

The city of Tempe will be hosting a job fair Saturday for several seasonal positions.