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Police and prosecutors had at least three opportunities following the April 1985 rape of Joyce Yost to prevent the man who had sexually assaulted her from making good on his threat to return and take her life.
A suspect was in custody after a police chase in north Phoenix resulted in a three-vehicle collision and closed southbound Interstate 17 for four hours Friday, authorities said.
A portion of the Loop 101 in north Phoenix is the only freeway closure this weekend for Valley drivers, the Arizona Department of Transportation announced Thursday.
The Arizona K12 Center has received $2.5 million from the Arizona Department of Education to support a mentoring program for training new teachers, state Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman announced Thursday.
Public libraries in Glendale are set to reopen with full services and new operating hours on Monday following months of modified and limited offerings amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the city announced.
Police in a community near Chandler said a man was shot to death in a parking garage at Wild Horse Pass Casino early Thursday and the suspect was in custody.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey joined fellow Republican Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas on Wednesday to pen an op-ed piece for The Washington Post placing blame on President Joe Biden's administration for the issues at the border while offering ideas of a solution.
Arizona Democrats, including the state's schools chief, are urging Republican Gov. Doug Ducey to veto a bill that would require schools to get parents' permission for discussions about gender identity, sexual orientation or HIV/AIDS in sex education classes.
KTAR’s Community Spotlight this month focuses on Southwest Human Development's fourth annual virtual book drive that encourages young children to read.
A former director of Arizona's state law enforcement agency said withholding trooper body-cam footage from the public, in certain circumstances under a proposed bill, could hurt transparency efforts.
