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Mesa police fatally shot a bank robbery suspect Wednesday who was allegedly noncompliant and indicated to officers that he was armed, authorities said.
Some Phoenix-area school districts continue to require face masks on campus while others have enacted new requirements after a judge struck down a ban on the mandates that was set to go into effect Wednesday.
Arizona health officials on Wednesday reported 3,388 new COVID-19 cases, a batch that included lagging data, and 39 additional deaths from the disease.
Luxury electric sedans began rolling off the assembly line at a Casa Grande manufacturing plant Tuesday as production of a California-based company's vehicles got underway.
A Phoenix-based nonprofit organization awarded $1.6 million in private school tuition assistance to more than 200 students throughout the state living with disabilities or facing financial hardship.
Phoenix police have arrested a 24-year-old woman who is accused of shooting her two kids on Monday, one of whom has died while the other was in critical condition, authorities said.
One lucky Powerball ticket sold in Phoenix snagged $50,000, but the jackpot is still alive and rolled over to $570 million ahead of a drawing on Wednesday night.
A new poll of Arizona voters found a narrow margin in their political preference for the 2022 governor's race, putting independents and undecideds squarely in the driver's seat.
Arizona health officials on Tuesday reported the fewest new cases of September because of a data lag but one of the largest daily death counts in months.
Four tribal housing authorities in Arizona were awarded nearly $1 million of federal funding to address homelessness among Native American veterans in the state.
New projections show that Lake Mead and Lake Powell could reach “critically low reservoir elevations” sooner than expected, spurring experts to say that “bold actions” will be needed to change course.
An Arizona nonprofit will receive $9.1 million in federal funding to develop affordable housing in the West Valley city of Surprise for low-income seniors.
