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The former director of the Arizona Department of Corrections being arrested after shooting himself and pointing a gun at officers is among the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.
A Glendale man was sentenced last week to more than 13 years in federal prison for his participation in a darknet drug trafficking operation, authorities said Friday.
A man has been arrested in Phoenix after breaking into a store Friday night and faces charges of aggravated assault on an officer, authorities said Saturday.
People can get a taste of New Orleans' French Quarter from right here in the Valley at a Cajun festival set to take place in downtown Chandler next month.
Some SRP customers and Scottsdale-area commuters should plan ahead for minor disruptions beginning this weekend as the utility company is draining a portion of the canal for annual maintenance and construction.
Retired Arizona Department of Corrections Director Charles Ryan is facing charges after he shot himself and pointed a gun at officers at his Tempe home Thursday night, authorities said.
In the latest sign of the omicron variant’s virulence, nearly three in 10 COVID-19 diagnostic tests recorded by Arizona health officials this week came back positive as of Friday’s reporting.
The holiday events may be over but there is still plenty to do around the Valley this weekend. Here are some of the biggest events around the metro Phoenix area.
Laura Pastor will once again serve as Phoenix's vice mayor, marking the second time in her eight-year career on the council that she has been selected for the role.
A study conducted to examine the reverse lanes on Seventh Street and Seventh Avenue north of downtown Phoenix found the corridors are essential for traffic flow.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport temporarily closed two security checkpoints in Terminal 4 on Friday morning due to COVID-19 impacts on TSA personnel.
There was no multimillion-dollar jackpot in Arizona for Wednesday’s lucrative Powerball drawing, but somebody purchased a $1 million ticket in Phoenix.
COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to climb while case numbers are surging as Arizona’s omicron-fueled coronavirus wave gains momentum, according the latest data.
