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Michael Phelps, 22-time Olympic medalist, will be one of the Olympians swimming in exhibition events during 15- and 20-minute breaks during the Sun Devils' Senior Day meet on Feb. 6, according to a press release.
A bet is a bet and Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has every intention of fulfilling his end of a friendly wager with
his counterpart in North Carolina based on the outcome of the NFC title game.
A report from Zagat on dining trends for the Phoenix metro area said the average diner will spend $30.85 on a dinner out, among some other tasty facts.
Donald Trump's Republican rivals mocked the billionaire businessman for skipping Thursday night's debate, then moved quickly to capitalize on a rare opportunity to step out of his shadow.
Ranchers gathered in southwestern Utah to mourn the Arizona man who died when law enforcement agents arrested some of the armed group occupying an Oregon nature preserve.
Street closures generally cause drivers to sigh and gripe, but anyone heading to Flagstaff this weekend will likely be happy the city is shutting down streets for the Dew Downtown Winter Festival.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and a group of legislators still want the state to cut ties with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to either move to another jurisdiction or establish a new one.
One former Arizona governor is standing behind Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, saying he is expected to sweep the early Republican primaries, according to the Phoenix Business Journal.
Diplo, a Grammy-nominated producer and artist, announced Wednesday he and a group of music executives will be financially investing in the Arizona United Soccer Club, according to a recent press release.
An Arizona rancher was killed and at least two other Arizonans were arrested as a standoff at an Oregon wildlife refuge between armed activists and federal and state authorities came to an end late Tuesday night.
The annual Grapevine survey found the state took away 14 percent of state funding from higher education in this fiscal year's budget, the largest decrease nationwide from the previous year.
