US Airways and American Airlines workers from 30 states rallied on Capitol Hill Wednesday, urging Congress to block a Justice Department antitrust lawsuit against the planned merger of the two airlines.
The nation's sixth-largest city is ready to begin phasing out an "emergency" sales tax on food that was added in 2010 to address a massive budget deficit.
An Arizona death-row inmate convicted of dousing a man with gasoline and setting him on fire cannot present new evidence regarding his disadvantaged upbringing, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday.
Joey Estrada grew up cleaning up family friends' vineyards in California, so he said it is only natural that he will make his career in the wine industry.
Only Oklahoma and Alabama made deeper percentage cuts to K-12 education funding than Arizona during the economic downturn, according to a Washington-based think tank.
They may be small, slow and cute for now, but within a few weeks the baby Nile crocodiles that fit in Russ Johnson's hands will be downright dangerous.
Her staff fielding questions in Spanish, Emma Torres explains by phone how Campesinos Sin Fronteras will spread the word about the Affordable Care Act in Yuma County.
Arizona Rep. Trent Franks will not say which way he plans to vote on the possibility of military action against Syria, but he was crystal-clear Monday on the administration's handling of the situation.
