Arizona News

Suicide prevention services in Arizona have received $2.4 million in federal funds from the Substance Abuse Mental Health Services Administration.

A Phoenix teenager was named a finalist for Mayflower's "Mover of Movers," a contest that recognizes those who are fostering change in their communities.

Hundreds of people who had been on paid leave from their jobs with the Navajo Nation's gambling enterprise won't be paid after Monday.

After postponing his 2020 World Tour, Justin Bieber's show in Arizona is now set to take place at Gila River Arena in Glendale on June 5, 2021.

Through 10 of 12 days, a federally backed COVID-19 testing surge program for underserved areas of Phoenix administered 12,900 of a potential 50,000 tests.

"Hamilton," the beloved blockbuster which has only grown in popularity following its streaming release this month, won’t get its shot at ASU Gammage this year.

A teenage boy was wounded after gunfire was exchanged following a fight at a vacation rental house party in Scottsdale early Sunday morning.

The Arizona health department reduced the total of documented coronavirus deaths by one on Monday morning while reporting 1,813 new cases.

As children and their families prepare for the upcoming school year, one mental health expert is advising guardians how to mitigate side effects students may experience due to an abrupt return to an academic atmosphere.

Arizona’s largest insurer for schools won't provide liability coverage for claims related to COVID-19, leaving districts worried about potential lawsuits.

Arizona continues to grapple with an evolving coronavirus pandemic, a Glendale resident finds something shocking on her husband's death certificate and a case of the human plague shows up in a northeastern part of the state.

Scottsdale Quarter is set to host a week-long school supply drive to benefit children in foster care during the upcoming academic year.

Country music fans will have to wait to attend Country Thunder in Arizona as the festival was postponed to April 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic. 

The National Park Service is reopening access to the Antelope Point public boat ramp in the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area beginning Wednesday.

The Arizona health department reported 1,973 new coronavirus cases and 19 additional deaths on Sunday morning. There are now 162,014 cases and 3,305 deaths.

After coming in at No. 30 in 2019, Arizona dropped 10 spots to No. 40 in a 2020 ranking of most energy-expensive states in the country.

Funds are still available for those with HIV/AIDS facing housing instability caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a Valley nonprofit organization.

The majority of employees at four Navajo casinos have been paid while on leave, but they were warned that paychecks might soon stop.

Discount grocer Aldi announced it plans to expand into the greater Phoenix area and open new four grocery store locations this year.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Saturday that Republicans were set to roll out the next COVID-19 aid package Monday.