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A Tempe Home Depot employee was arrested Monday for allegedly swapping nearly $390,000 in counterfeit currency for real money while counting cash for home improvement retail giant.
Got any extra oranges, grapefruits, tangerines or lemons? St. Mary's Food Bank will gladly take them off your hands to help feed hungry families in the Valley.
The COVID-19 wave fueled by the highly contagious omicron variant may be subsiding, but the pandemic isn’t over, according to Dr. Richard Carmona, Arizona’s top pandemic adviser.
Gov. Doug Ducey believes it's only a matter of time until Arizona's leading housing prices, which have topped the nation for 30 straight months, level out.
There's plenty to do this weekend, such as the start of the Arizona Renaissance Festival, multiple festivals, and celebrations of Western culture in Scottsdale and Mesa.
Newly released data shows that unvaccinated Arizonans were 57.9 times more likely to die from COVID-19 in December than people who were fully vaccinated and 24.4 times more likely to be hospitalized.
The Arizona Strong Beer Festival returns this month at the new Bell Bank Park in Mesa, allowing people to enjoy their favorite brew or try something new.
The former assistant chief of the Phoenix Police Department said people who get aggressive with officers are asking for trouble regardless of the age of the individual.
Roger Smith on Wednesday discussed his role as director of the Office of Accountability and Transparency for the city of Phoenix, and the timeline and process for investigations in the department.
Police are investigating after a woman boldly stole a bagful of cigarettes from a Phoenix convenience store in an incident captured on surveillance video.
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly is hoping to see the state's National Guard activated to help alleviate stress on hospitals created by the surge of the omicron variant of COVID-19.
The number of Arizona hospital inpatients with COVID-19 has fallen for five consecutive days, according to Wednesday’s update of the state’s pandemic dashboard.
