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A recent explosion at a munitions dump in Ukraine was captured on jaw-dropping video. The BBC reported that approximately 20,000 people were evacuated.
The history between President Donald Trump and Sen. John McCain hasn't been lined with rose pedals, but McCain revealed that he hasn't met President Trump.
Lawyers for former Sheriff Joe Arpaio went to court Friday to try to keep Latinos who had been illegally detained in his immigration patrols from testifying at his trial next month.
Two Maricopa County Sheriff's detention officers were injured early Friday when the transport van they were in collided with a car in downtown Phoenix.
Arizona Sens. John McCain and Jeff Flake are ready to confirm President Donald Trump's nominee for Supreme Court justice, according to The Weekly Standard.
Another portion of the Interstate 17 will be closed in Phoenix during the weekend of March 24 for pavement repair, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.
Lawmakers are one step closer to passing the an Obamacare replacement bill in the House, Arizona Rep. Trent Franks said in an interview with Fox News's Tucker Carlson on Thursday.
Secretary of State Michele Reagan's office filed two new initiatives on Thursday, one that aims to legalize all drugs and another that aims to legalize marijuana in Arizona.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has signed a bill into law that will bar groups aiming to put voter initiatives on the ballot from paying petition circulators per signature.
The actors and producers on "Saturday Night Live" make seamless transitions between sketches while working against a ticking clock. But have you ever wondered just exactly how the magic is done?
Police in Israel said they have arrested a teenager suspected of making a string of bomb threats targeting Jewish community centers in the United States.
In an effort to offer more employees a chance to earn a degree, Arizona State University and Starbucks announced Wednesday it will expand its partnership.
