Arizona News

The latest quarterly voter registration report released on Thursday show the Republican Party still has the most active voters in Arizona.

The Arizona Department of Revenue is warning that residents are receiving an unexpected unemployment benefits tax form that's likely due to a fraud scheme.

Glendale police have released body cam footage of an officer-involved shooting from December that left a 45-year-old man dead.

Cara Christ, Arizona's top public health official, doesn't expect this week's weather delays to have a significant impact on the state's vaccination progress.

Lawyers for Arizona prison inmates in a legal settlement over health care have asked a judge to hold a hearing to discuss her threats to impose contempt-of-court fines against the state for not complying.

Honeywell will be opening a facility in Chandler to produce critical personal protective equipment, Mayor Kevin Hartke announced in his State of the City address Thursday.

Arizona officials said the state is allocating $100 million of federal funding to county health departments to support COVID-19 testing and other mitigation efforts.

Banner Health, Arizona's largest hospital system, eased visitor restrictions on Friday as coronavirus metrics in the state continue to improve.

Operation Broken Hearts, a multi-agency Phoenix-area sting targeting sexual predators, yielded 34 arrests on a variety of child sex crime charges, authorities said Friday.

Three suspects known as the Jeepers Bandits have been arrested in connection with a string of 2020 Phoenix-area armed robberies, the FBI said Thursday.

A nationwide search for the next president of Northern Arizona University has ended with the selection of Jose Luis Cruz, one of two finalists for the position.

Arizona officials on Friday reported 1,918 new coronavirus cases and 145 additional deaths from COVID-19.

At least one person was killed in a freeway accident in Scottsdale involving a motorcycle rider early Friday, authorities said.

Arizona leads the country with 19 Republican-proposed bills that would place restrictions on voters, according to the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law.

Maricopa County will soon close two of its COVID-19 vaccine sites, with officials saying the PODs were never meant to be the entire distribution strategy.

The Fiesta Bowl announced a statewide traveling tour called "Kindness Arizona" after the parade planned for April was canceled due to COVID-19.

Mesa is asking natural gas customers to conserve usage until at least Sunday, as gas supply from the Texas Panhandle may be getting curtailed.

Weekend drivers will face closures on Interstate 17 near Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport and on Loop 101 in north Phoenix, according to ADOT.

Driven by population and employment growth with a high-tech industrial base, Phoenix has climbed into the top 10 best-performing large cities nationwide.

The closure of a coal-fired power plant in far northern Arizona led to the loss of $40 million in property tax revenue for Coconino County, county officials said.