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Arizona health officials on Friday reported 1,479 new COVID-19 cases and seven additional deaths from the disease.

An injury accident temporarily blocked traffic on the Loop 202 Red Mountain freeway in Tempe on Friday morning.

A mural on the side of a building in central Phoenix honors the life and legacy of the city's former fire chief.

As Arizona schools prepare to welcome students back to class, parents won’t need to pack them a lunch. That’s because all K-12 public school students 18 and younger nationwide regardless of income will get free breakfast and lunch this school year.

A Valley man said he will get vaccinated against COVID-19 and wants others to use his family's story as a testimonial after his 47-year-old wife died earlier this month after contracting the virus.

The Boy Scout council that serves most of Arizona is hosting an event Saturday to celebrate 100 years in the state.

Drivers will face closures on Interstate 10 in the East Valley and on Loop 101 in northeast Phoenix this weekend.

A storm blew through the East Valley on Thursday night, bringing heavy rainfall and knocking out power to thousands.

An elderly man was found dead in the van of a Mesa retirement facility on Thursday, police said.

A Scottsdale Boys & Girls Club will be closed through next week due to a COVID-19 outbreak among staff and members, a representative of the club said Thursday.

One of Arizona's biggest hospital systems renewed a call Thursday for people to get vaccinated, citing an increase in seriously ill COVID-19 patients in just a few weeks.

A convicted felon accused of fatally shooting at least one person and wounding four others, including firefighters and paramedics, during a house fire in Tucson last weekend has died at a hospital, police said Thursday.

The Clarendon Hotel and Spa in central Phoenix is calling itself the state’s first cannabis-friendly hotel, with some rooms designated for marijuana use.

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport continued its rebound from the COVID-19 pandemic with the strongest June in its 27-year history.

ASML, a company based in the Netherlands that supplies products and support to semiconductor manufacturers, is increasing its presence in metro Phoenix.

The Phoenix Police Department plans to fire the officer who fatally shot a man who answered his apartment door while carrying his gun in a May 2020 incident prosecutors called "a tragedy."

It's probably time to break out the heavy-duty rain gear in Arizona. A good portion of the state is under a flash flood watch starting Thursday afternoon in advance of a monsoon storm.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is reminding drivers to be prepared for monsoon weather dangers.

Arizona health officials on Thursday reported 1,174 new COVID-19 cases, the fourth consecutive day in quadruple digits, and 10 additional deaths from the disease.

A 79-year-old Phoenix man with a medical condition who went missing the previous day was found safe Thursday, said authorities, canceling a Silver Alert.