Arizona News

The U.S. Department of Justice expressed concern Wednesday about ballot security and voter intimidation arising from the Republican-controlled Arizona Senate's unprecedented private recount of the 2020 presidential election results in Maricopa County.

An Arizona Supreme Court decision denies a request for a new sentencing for a death row inmate convicted of murdering five people, including two police informants and their relatives.

The Arizona Democratic Party has reached a deal with the Republican-controlled state Senate to ensure that voter and ballot privacy is guaranteed during an unprecedented recount of the 2020 presidential election results in Maricopa County.

Maricopa County, school districts and other taxing districts will be getting millions of dollars less than originally expected after an investment portfolio error was found by county Treasurer John Allen's office.

A man was killed Wednesday morning when the car he was driving crossed into oncoming traffic on a Phoenix street and hit a school bus and a tow truck.

Phoenix hit the 100-degree mark for the first time this calendar year on Wednesday.

The wife of a Gilbert police officer who survived being hit by a car during a pursuit said she has been overwhelmed by the emotions of the situation and from the kindness of her husband's coworkers and strangers.

St. Joseph’s Hospital and a corporation located on the Phoenix medical center's campus have agreed to pay $10 million over allegations of submitting false claims to Medicare.

Yuma Border Patrol agents over the weekend stopped four groups trying to smuggle a combined 534 pounds of methamphetamine through the desert, according to authorities.

Major pharmacies across Arizona are making it easier to get COVID-19 vaccines by offering same-day appointments and walk-in shots.

A man suspected of driving while intoxicated and crashing into a Buckeye police sergeant’s cruiser last weekend has been arrested.

Authorities canceled a Silver Alert for a Phoenix man with a cognitive condition less than two hours after it was issued Wednesday morning.

A former Border Patrol agent suspected of committing a series of rapes over 20 years ago in the East Valley has been arrested, authorities said Tuesday.

Arizona public health officials on Wednesday reported 742 new coronavirus cases and five additional deaths from COVID-19.

A Valley economist said as the COVID-19 pandemic subsides and travel resumes, Arizona needs to step up its game to attract tourists that other states are pursuing.

Arizona is one of the states with the most COVID-19 cases among children, and the state’s top health expert doesn’t believe schools are to blame for that.

Professionals today are undoubtedly feeling the pressure of an "always-on" work culture, which causes stress and can often turn into burnout.

A nurse and a high school adviser from Arizona have been chosen as two of the recipients of a special Profile in Courage Award from the John F. Kennedy Library.

Z’Tejas Southwestern Grill will be hosting a pair of job fairs over the next two weeks at both Valley locations as the restaurant is looking to hire more than 40 employees. 

A Delaware company that creates jobs for people with autism has opened an innovation and technology center in Phoenix.