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A new Dollar General in Phoenix will hand out 50 gift cards to customers during its grand opening Saturday, starting at 8 a.m.

Here is a timeline of use-of-force incidents involving Mesa officers during the tenure of Chief Ramon Batista, who is stepping down.

The city of Mesa announced Monday that embattled Police Chief Ramon Batista is stepping down. His departure comes five months after a no-confidence vote by officers.

A Silver Alert was canceled Monday for a missing 75-year-old man from Surprise after he was found by police.

Gilbert police arrested a married couple who allegedly hired people to shoplift and sold the stolen merchandise online, raking in millions of dollars.

Friends and family of fallen Goodyear firefighter Austin Peck honored his legacy Saturday by spreading his ashes while sky-diving.

Police in the southern Arizona city of Douglas have issued a travel warning in the wake of gunfire across the border in Mexico.

The state's largest supplier of electricity, Arizona Public Service, has asked to raise rates by $184 million starting late next year.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is now offering two-week, full-time programs that help people start a career in highway construction.

A wrong-way driver smashed into a police car, then impacted another patrol car on State Route 51 in Phoenix early Monday, sending three people to the hospital.

The bill would make it easier for immigrants working in agriculture to stay in the United States, but some worry the bill leaves farmers vulnerable.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office will host a barbecue benefit Tuesday to raise funds for fallen Officer Gene Lee's family.

During open enrollment, it's important to take time to review what coverage and benefits you have for you and your family.

According to some Valley doctors, new measures to treat Alzheimer's Disease could be on the horizon in the next three to five years.

A new study found that Arizona is leaving millions on the table by not increasing the number of people with disabilities in the workforce.

Here are some of the top stories that headlined the news cycle, both locally and nationally, over the weekend of Nov. 1-3.

A permit will allow holders to cut one tree up to 10-feet within designated cutting zones. Zones will be displayed on maps that will be given upon purchase.

The bill would decide if Tucson would be Arizona's only sanctuary city, something that would directly challenge President Trump's anti immigration stance.

One person is dead and four people, including two police officers, were injured during a shooting at a southeast Phoenix home Saturday evening.

Recycling contamination is becoming a costly issues for cities around the Valley as restrictions are put in place to cut down on the waste.