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The Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management announced Wednesday that firefighters responded to 46 wildfires between July 4-7.

An undisclosed buyer recently plunked down more than $3.5 million in cash for a luxury estate on the southeast edge of South Mountain Park in Phoenix.

The House unanimously passed a bipartisan bill pushed by Arizona’s entire congressional delegation that would expand access to federal courts in the state.

Congress is investigating whether a GOP donor who co-owns the Diamondbacks got help from the Trump administration in obtaining a permit for a housing project.

A jury convicted a man of second-degree murder for fatally shooting an off-duty Tempe Fire Department captain during an altercation in Scottsdale last year.

U.S. Rep. Ruben Gallego has co-sponsored a bill that aims to make streets safer for pedestrians, a pressing issue in the district he serves.

The downtown Gilbert location of O.H.S.O, Brewery earned one silver and one bronze medal at the prestigious 2019 U.S. Open Beer Championships.

Tempe police said officers responded to Tempe Town Lake for a possible drowning around 1 p.m and found a dead man in the water.

A Chandler man was sentenced to 28 years in prison Wednesday after he pleaded guilty last month to holding his girlfriend captive and repeatedly assaulting her. 

The parents of Antonio Arce, the teenager fatally shot in January by a Tempe officer who has since resigned, have filed a $5 million notice of claim.

A driver in Tucson managed to avoid serious injury Wednesday after crashing into a saguaro cactus that then fell through his car windshield.

The woman suing the city of Phoenix over an allegedly illegal body cavity search and cover-up filed a second lawsuit Wednesday in relation to public records requests. 

The high heat of metro Phoenix summer is pounding on the door again, weather forecasters said, with an expected temperature of 108 degrees Wednesday then hotter through the end of the week.

The director of the Arizona Department of Child Safety has resigned to become an executive at a local nonprofit, the governor's office announced Wednesday.

The president of the National Border Patrol Council says he is "very confident" that allegations of agent misconduct in a Yuma migrant shelter will be proven false. 

A fatal accident involving a pedestrian closed Interstate 10 at 91st Avenue in suburban Phoenix early Wednesday morning, authorities said.

The Arizona State Fair's 2019 concert series lineup is now finalized. The fair on Monday announced the final acts for the October event.

A third round of federal grants for infrastructure improvements will give five Arizona airports more than $2.5 million, the FAA announced Tuesday.

Scottsdale's OdySea Aquarium was recognized by the International Board of Credentialing and Continued Education Standards as a certified autism center.

Construction on a $100 million medical school for Creighton University, based in Nebraska, in midtown Phoenix began this week.