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The Phoenix Police Department released a much-anticipated independent report on last year’s unprecedented spike in shooting incidents involving officers.
An ASU economics faculty member has accused the school of flunking students and forcing them to pay to submit homework online. ASU said this was false.
Arizona is one of the states most impacted by the immigration crisis along the U.S.-Mexico border. KTAR News 92.3 FM toured the border, interviewed local officials and asked lawmakers about proposed solutions.
A Phoenix-area high school student faces legal ramifications for falsely reporting she had an inappropriate relationship with a teacher, authorities said.
Authorities have determined that a young girl who was critically injured after falling from a moving vehicle onto a Phoenix-area freeway had accidentally unbuckled herself.
Arizona lawmakers are once again split along party lines after special counsel Robert Mueller's redacted report into Russian interference in the 2016 election was released Thursday.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation Wednesday that was expected to improve tracking of veteran suicides in the state in hopes of preventing them.
A proposal banning the use of hand-held cellphones by drivers across Arizona is on the way to Gov. Doug Ducey's desk following a vote by the Arizona House.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Wednesday that his office's Civil Rights Division settled a case with a Tucson apartment complex that illegally prohibited pregnant residents.
The 18-year-old Florida woman who sparked a manhunt after allegedly threatening schools in metro Denver this week was found dead in Colorado on Wednesday.
Maricopa County stayed close to home to find its new director of public health. Marcy Flanagan, who has been running the public health department down the road for Pima County, was named Tuesday to the Phoenix-based post.
The mayor of a southern Arizona town declared a state of emergency this week due to an influx of migrants being released from federal custody into the city in recent weeks.
