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Police in west Phoenix fatally shot a man Monday after he allegedly attacked his mother with a knife, authorities said Tuesday.

Authorities have heightened the search for an Arizona murder suspect who escaped custody with his wife in late August in Utah.

The Arizona Republican Party won’t hold a presidential preference election for 2020, choosing instead to put its full support behind President Donald Trump.

An 18-year-old man was arrested Sunday after a gun he was allegedly carrying in his pocket went off in a Buckeye Walmart, authorities said Monday.

A Phoenix mother faces child abuse charges after allegedly leaving two small children in a locked vehicle with the AC running while she went shopping.

It seems like the expansion of downtown Phoenix is never ending. It's about to grow even larger with the announcement of a new 199-room AC Hotel by Marriott.

Arizona State University police are looking for a suspect who groped at least four women on the Tempe campus Friday night.

Authorities say a North Dakota man was killed in an all-terrain vehicle crash while searching for his brother, who had died in a similar wreck minutes earlier.

Arizona State University President Michael Crow isn't willing to take for granted that his school will be named the most innovative college in America, but he could.

A wrong-way driver went nearly 40 miles on a freeway north of Phoenix early Monday before authorities were able to stop the car without injury.

A pair of Loop 101 Pima Freeway ramps will be closed for approximately six months as part of an ongoing freeway widening project, according to ADOT.

A breakthrough procedure a Phoenix doctor is using is bringing much-needed relief to those living with chronic sinusitis.

Kathy Hoffman said she wants to prevent more teens from taking their own lives. She declared September Suicide Prevention Month.

Theater fans will want to mark their calendars for Sept. 9 when single tickets for ASU Gammage 2019-2020 Broadway season go on sale.

Although the Trump administration previously announced plans to cease DACA, the program is still running and applications remain stable.

KTAR News 92.3 FM interviewed four Valley firefighters who were denied workers' compensation after being diagnosed with cancer.

Here are some stories that headlined the news cycle, both locally and nationally, over the weekend of September 6 to 8.

A Silver Alert issued Sunday for an 85-year-old Glendale woman suffering from dementia was canceled Monday afternoon.

A suspect fled on a bicycle and crossed Interstate 10 in Tempe before being arrested Sunday afternoon, according to authorities.

The company is looking to build a resort, an RV park and other lodging while the town of Tusayan wants housing built instead.