In keeping with his promise to be more engaged with the public, Phoenix Police Chief Joe Yahner has created and implemented a new Police Recruitment Team.
Hundreds of students, parents and teachers marched around the Arizona Capitol Thursday protesting proposed budget cuts to the state's education system.
After a riveting three-hour chase through the streets of Sun City that captivated a worldwide audience, the two culprits behind #Llamadrama have been placed behind bars… At their owners' north Phoenix home.
A Phoenix city councilwoman is urging the city's police department to bring in more diverse officers as it resumes hiring for the first time since the Great Recession.
An independent administrative report into the controversial Arizona State University police officer who resigned Monday details previous law enforcement behavior complaints.
Arizona lawmakers estimate only 50 percent of bills introduced to the state legislature will receive hearing and of that 50 percent, only half will pass and become law.
The death of Prescott, Arizona, native Kayla Mueller has led to increased concern nationwide over the dangers that come with humanitarian work overseas.
Supporters of Arizona's Beer Bill rallied outside the State Capitol Monday. More than 100 proponents of Senate Bill 1030 attended the event as well as legislators including the bill's sponsor Senator Kelli Ward.
Downtown Phoenix had recorded breaking crowds due to the Super Bowl last weekend. Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said out-of-town fans put the city's employees to the test.
