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Looking to catch a break without hitting your brake this weekend? Avoid these Phoenix-area freeways, which are scheduled to be closed or narrowed over the weekend of April 15.
A Silver Alert has been issued for 72-year-old Robert Craft, who was last seen on the 800 block of North Federal Street in Chandler on Thursday afternoon.
The Democratic Party, along with the campaigns of Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, plan to file a lawsuit over long wait times for voters in Arizona.
Rattlesnakes will begin making regular appearances in the Valley, and researchers at the University of Arizona are working to develop a new treatment to combat the venomous bite of the predator.
The Scottsdale Airport announced plans to replace its existing terminal with a more modern hangar and business center. The project could cost $25 million.
The Phoenix Fire Department invited KTAR into its alarm room to interview a dispatcher and give the world a look at what it really means to answer the call.
Who knew it was so rock-and-roll to invest in professional soccer teams? Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz has joined the likes of Grammy-award winning artist Diplo in investing in the Arizona United Soccer Club.
A Silver Alert has been issued for Margaret Sindone, who was last seen at her home in Sun City, Arizona, around 12:30 p.m. on Monday, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
Former Arizona Department of Corrections Officer Joe Rodriguez has officially suspended his campaign to run for Maricopa County sheriff, stepping down to support another candidate in the race against Joe Arpaio.
A rule that requires background checks for reporters who want access to the state House floor will remain in tact, despite efforts made by both Arizona House Democrats and journalists to repeal it.
Arizona's top elections official has scheduled a series of three public meetings to listen to voters discuss their March 22 voting experiences that included excessive wait times.
A new ride-sharing application has come to Phoenix and it could drive similar services such as Uber and Lyft right out of town. ZTrip will be launching in the city on Wednesday with a fleet of 400 cars.
