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The Arizona Cardinals will host a send-off rally Saturday at Phoenix Sky Harbor ahead of the team's NFC Championship Game against the Carolina Panthers.
American Airlines will cancel all flights to and from Charlotte on Friday, days before the Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers play in the NFL playoffs.
Pee-wee Herman is back -- and this time he's bigger than ever. Netflix released its first trailer on Wednesday for Herman's newest film, "Pee-wee's Big Holiday," which debuts in March.
A teenage boy may face criminal-damages charges and the wrath of two sets of parents after driving a car into several parked vehicles in suburban Phoenix. No one was injured.
Alamo Drafthouse, a Texas-based theater and bar that was originally planned to be developed in downtown Chandler in 2014 as part of the Vintage Partners project, will officially be opening in the mixed-use Chandler Crossings project.
A missing autistic teenager was found safe in the Phoenix area early Thursday morning, authorities said, after an overnight search that had neighbors and others in the community helping.
Diane Maxine Richards, a former budget analyst and interrim finance director for the City of Kingman, was indicted on 23 felony counts after being suspected of stealing more than $1 million from the city.
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas called for better teacher retention and more funding in an annual education address Wednesday.
Five guns in Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman's arsenal were reportedly purchased in Arizona, and one was linked to the Fast and Furious program.
The governors of Arizona and North Carolina have placed a friendly bet on the outcome of Sunday's NFC Championship Game between the Cardinals and Panthers.
Donald Trump's campaign announced that several Arizona politicians, including Treasurer Jeff DeWit, have officially endorsed his run for the White House.
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas planned to share her assessment of the state of the state's education to a legislative committee Wednesday afternoon.
