Arizona News

A ticket for The Pick lottery sold at a Chandler convenience store matched all six numbers -- 4, 5, 27, 32, 35 and 36 -- for the $3.2 million jackpot.

Arizona health authorities reported 172 new coronavirus deaths Thursday, the most in a single day, although 78 were identified through death certificate matching.

A Phoenix police officer who also served in the Arizona Army National Guard died Wednesday after collapsing during training event, authorities said.

Overall deaths in Maricopa County are higher now than one year ago, but the exact role the health crisis has played is currently unknown.

Parents in Mesa have created a co-op so kids can be dropped off at a neighbor’s house where they’ll join other kids and do their school work together.

U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema introduced legislation that would direct a portion of the next round of virus relief to special districts throughout the country.

As much as 35% of small businesses could be forced to close operations due to the coronavirus pandemic, according to an Arizona economist.

Pima County leaders and health experts sent a letter Tuesday to local superintendents advising that schools shouldn't open for in-person learning on the first day possible this fall.

Authorities have decided to scale back fire restrictions across Arizona due to the environmental moisture provided by monsoon season.

The Loop 101 Price Freeway will be restricted at times in the East Valley this week for pavement work, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.

The franchisee of a Phoenix hotel confirmed Monday it would stop doing business with a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement contractor that was housing detained migrants there.

If you missed National Chicken Tender Day on Monday, have no fear -- you have another shot at a chicken-related holiday this week.

The Arizona Public Health Association sent an open letter to Gov. Doug Ducey and state Health Director Dr. Cara Christ regarding COVID-19 recommendations.

A banned former Democratic volunteer was arrested for arson in the fire that destroyed the party’s Maricopa County headquarters in Phoenix last week, authorities said.

Arizona reported 2,339 new coronavirus cases and 46 more deaths, bringing the state's totals to 168,273 COVID-19 infections and 3,454 fatalities.

A fiery train derailment crashed through part of a bridge and sent black smoke high into the sky in downtown Tempe early Wednesday.

Parents who want the choice to send their children back to the classroom during the upcoming academic year rallied at the Arizona State Capitol on Tuesday.

The city of Phoenix is being sued over claims it is wrongly restricting some immigrants from accessing funds via the federal coronavirus relief bill.

Glendale voters will cast their ballots on Tuesday to either reelect the city's current mayor or elect a political newcomer.

Mayo Clinic in Phoenix earned high national rankings in the U.S. News honor roll and was once again named the best hospital in Arizona.