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As more Arizona cities loosen COVID-19 face mask requirements, the Phoenix City Council plans to vote on following the new federal guidelines at the formal meeting Wednesday.
California Aeronautical University announced last week it has opened a new campus at Falcon Field Airport in Mesa and is offering students year-round flight training and a variety of degree programs.
Six Phoenix police officers and four others were taken to the hospital for precautionary reasons on Monday evening after being exposed to an unknown substance, according to authorities.
A Peoria Police Department officer shot and killed a 32-year-old man Monday evening during a fight in a gas station parking lot, according to authorities.
A former Phoenix high school English teacher who resigned from his position last month was arrested Thursday on child molestation charges, authorities said.
Only a vote by the Phoenix City Council can lift the COVID-19 mask restrictions that remain in place in Arizona's capital city, and so far, there's no sign of that happening, a council member said.
Cox Communications announced last week the increased speed of its low-cost internet option for families introduced at the onset of COVID-19 will be permanent.
A settlement was reached last week with a hearing device company to stop misleading consumers with U.S. Food and Drug Administration messaging on over-the-counter hearing devices, Attorney General Mark Brnovich's Office announced.
They didn’t have the high profiles or long tenure of some other members of Congress, but Arizona lawmakers in the last Congress ranked relatively high on a recent scorecard of congressional effectiveness.
From a stalled roller coaster at Castles N’ Coasters stranding 22 people to Banner Health urging caution about over-the-counter green tea extract capsules, here are the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.
Mesa became the first U.S. city to adopt the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower, a program supporting travelers with various needs as a way for them to secure additional support they may require while traveling, officials announced Tuesday.
