Arizona News

Parts of Interstate 17 will be closed this weekend as the project to reconstruct the bridge over Central Avenue in Phoenix reaches the midway point.

The Arizona Department of Education revealed Wednesday how more than $1 billion in new federal COVID relief funds for schools will be allocated.

The Arizona Department of Health Services on Wednesday released new details about weather-related delays in COVID-19 vaccine shipments.

An Arizona woman charged in connection with the Jan. 6 onslaught of the U.S. Capitol bragged in a Snapchat video that she was recently recruited by a Kansas City chapter of the Proud Boys.

An argument over a barking dog preceded a fatal shooting in west Phoenix this week, according to court documents.

Arizona has surpassed 800,000 reported coronavirus cases and 15,000 deaths from COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic.

The Arizona Senate on Tuesday rejected an effort to purge about 200,000 people from a list of voters who automatically get mail ballots.

Three suspects accused of shooting at state troopers near a Phoenix freeway were taken into custody early Wednesday, authorities said.

A new medication to help smokers quit has not been approved for usage in the United States in more than a decade. An ASU professor is hoping to change that.

As production of the COVID-19 vaccine ramps up, the next focus needs to be ensuring people want the shot, U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly of Arizona said Tuesday.

Students from BASIS Peoria won the regional competition for the 2021 National Science Bowl and will now compete in the nationals for a $5,000 grand prize.

Crash, a 1-year-old puppy who was struck by a car in rural Arizona, is on the road to recovery and adoption.

Valle del Sol announced Tuesday it has received a $4 million grant to expand community-based behavioral health services over the next two years.

Health advocates welcomed the chance for more people to get health insurance with the reopening of enrollment for Affordable Care Act coverage on Monday.

A Silver Alert was issued Tuesday evening for a 56-year-old woman with schizophrenia last seen at a Walmart in Queen Creek.

Winter weather impacting much of the country has delayed this week's COVID-19 vaccine shipments to Arizona and forced some appointments to be canceled.

The University of Arizona will join six other schools to help digitize the oral histories of Native Americans collected during the 1960s and 1970s.

A measure approved Monday by a state House committee is among several bills advancing in the Republican-controlled Legislature in the wake of demonstrations against police brutality last year.

A 19-year-old woman has been arrested for leaving the scene of a serious hit and run accident in Mesa, authorities said Tuesday.

Authorities have identified human remains as an Arizona woman reported missing in 2015, but say the main suspect in her death died in prison last year.