After Anheuser-Busch bought the Arizona-native Four Peaks Brewery this year, many customers were concerned that the beers would change, but one official ensured that would not be the case.
Methamphetamine remains one of Arizona’s most pervasive drugs, with law enforcement authorities seizing nearly 6,400 pounds of it last year, a 294 percent over the last six years.
Nearly 500 convicts in Arizona’s prison system attempted suicide in 2015, despite efforts to push for better mental health treatment and a legal settlement ordering the Department of Corrections to improve psychiatric services.
A petition demanding an investigation into problems with Tuesday’s presidential primary voting in Arizona had already collected more than 100,000 signatures as of Thursday, obligating a response from the White House.
The Arizona Attorney General’s office filed a lawsuit alleging ProSolutions, a Phoenix based company, preyed on Spanish-speaking families who believed they were buying or refinancing a home.
The Arizona Department of Child Safety has failed to resolve nearly 12,000 cases of alleged abuse or neglect that have been open for at least 60 days without an investigation or services being provided to a potential victim.
The state is ready for Tuesday’s presidential preference election, said Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan. But if Reagan had her way, this election wouldn’t be the state’s responsibility.
Donald Trump once again illustrated the excessive amount of influence he holds over his supporters -- and his adversaries -- during a rally in Fountain Hills, Arizona, on Saturday.
President Obama will visit Cuba with his family in a high-profile push in order to normalize relations with the island. The trip, a historic one for a sitting president, has excited Americans who desire to visit the country.
Donald Trump is expected to hold rallies in Phoenix, Fountain Hills and Tucson on Saturday, just days ahead of the Arizona presidential primary next Tuesday.
Arizona had the third lowest gas prices in the nation early this week with an average price of $1.71 per gallon, according to AAA Arizona, an automobile association.
While presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio are both children of Latino immigrants, some of their policies differ from the beliefs of most Latinos in Arizona.
A proposed amendment to Arizona’s state constitution could allow 16-year-olds to cast their vote in state elections. Those who support lowering the voting age from 18 hope it will lead to a greater turnout of young voters.
Drayton Witt of Arizona served 12 years in prison for shaking a baby to death -- a crime that law enforcement later found he did not commit. As a free man, Witt must once again adjust to a life that he has become to foreign to.
Vulnerable and elderly adults have been the victims of abuse, neglect and fraud in nearly 14,000 cases in Arizona, with the number of cases reported in 2015 increasing 19 percent over the year before.
Undocumented immigrants pay an estimated $231.5 million in state and local taxes for Arizona, according to a report by the Institution on Taxation and Economic Policy.
Arizona students who demonstrate a proficiency in a language or languages other than English may soon be awarded for their abilities with a seal of biliteracy on their diplomas and transcripts.
An ongoing push for a stronger form of street heroin is prompting some dealers to lace their products with a more powerful opiate, according to a Phoenix toxicologist.
Arizona is one of 14 states where African-Americans make up 1 percent of the legislature or less – but it’s in the middle of the pack for disparity between blacks and their state lawmakers.
Due to a new rule from the NCAA, Arizona public universities will have to interview at least one minority candidate for all administrative and coaching positions.
Despite efforts to slow the scourge of heroin and prescription drug abuse, the number of emergency room admissions from heroin and narcotic pill overdoses have continued to rise across Arizona.
