Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio, the self-proclaimed "America's Toughest Sheriff," revealed a softer side of himself on Thursday when he spent the day spreading some holiday cheer.
Several Phoenix Suns players traded jerseys for aprons and served home-cooked holiday meals to the homeless at Saint Vincent de Paul in Downtown Phoenix on Thursday.
Independent voters in Arizona are changing their political party affiliation in masses, at least temporarily. Arizona voting laws bar independents from casting a ballot in the presidential primary election.
Arizona Sens. John McCain and Jeff Flake gathered for a field hearing Monday to discuss patient wait times, the quality of health care and other topics at the Phoenix VA.
The city of Phoenix officials will be putting Valley Metro employees under a microscope by auditing every travel and employee expense from 2010 through 2015.
The Arizona Governor’s Office of Highway Safety launched its annual statewide DUI enforcement task force to combat drinking and driving incidents this holiday season.
Federal law enforcement agents at the United States-Mexico border are short-staffed and they are having trouble filling positions. The U.S. Border Patrol is currently seeking to hire entry-level agents and has been for quite some time.
The global impact of Turkey shooting down a Russian warplane could lead to the possibility for the war in Syria to spiral into a multinational conflict, according to Arizona State University’s Center on the Future of War co-director Daniel Rothenburg.
According to a new report by the Arizona Public Interest Research Group, toxic metals, dangerous magnets, excessive noise levels and choking hazards all persist in some newly-produced toys.
Moviegoers and fans of the film series "The Hunger Games" throughout the Phoenix area had a chance Wednesday to see the final installment in the series before its official opening date.
Glendale Glitters, a local Christmas light show, kicked off Monday with a quick, several-hour preview, showing off the nearly 1.5 million lights. The festival will officially open to the public on Nov. 27 at 6 p.m.
Laser pointer law breakers can be hard to catch and that might lead to an increase of incidents with aircrafts.
Under Arizona law, it is a Class 1 misdemeanor to aim a laser pointer at an airplane. If a pilot's vision is impacted the charges could be much more serious.
