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Six active wildfires burning east of Phoenix have consumed more than 106,000 acres combined. More than 800,000 acres have burned in the state this year.
Arizona reported 629 new coronavirus cases and 29 more deaths on Saturday, bringing the state's documented totals to 201,289 COVID-19 infections and 5,007 deaths.
A husband and wife are bringing their experience from the San Francisco corporate catering and event planning scene to Scottsdale with a new restaurant.
A small plane with one occupant made an emergency landing and stopped upside down on a highway Friday just outside the entrance to Grand Canyon National Park.
Four active blazes east of the Phoenix area have consumed nearly 100,000 acres of land, as wildfires continue to wreak havoc during an unusually weak monsoon season.
Arizona reported 519 new coronavirus cases and 49 more deaths on Friday, bringing the state's documented totals to 200,658 COVID-19 infections and 4,978 deaths.
The parents of an Arizona woman who was captured and later killed by terrorists in Syria in 2015 expressed their support for President Donald Trump during a speech Thursday on the final night of the Republican National Convention.
A pro-police rally took place at the intersection of Gilbert Road and Warner Road as police occupied the space between protesters and counter-protesters.
A Tohono O’odham Nation police officer was killed Thursday while trying to apprehend a suspect on tribal land near the tiny southern Arizona community of Why.
Mesa police arrested eight suspects as part of an undercover operation targeting child sex crimes and human trafficking, the department announced Thursday.
Authorities canceled a Silver Alert a day after it was issued when a missing north Phoenix woman with a cognitive condition was located in good health.
Maricopa County moved closer to returning to in-person learning, meeting two of three coronavirus benchmarks recommended for safely starting in-person learning again, Arizona health officials reported Thursday.
The coronavirus-shortened spring training season produced about $364 million of economic impact in the state, the Cactus League said Wednesday, nearly half of a previous full session.
