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The director of the Arizona Criminal Justice Commission says the group is working to help victims of sexual assault navigate the justice system more easily.
Arizonans who are planning to attend the Coachella or Stagecoach music festivals in Southern California this month will likely experience traffic headaches.
The Arizona Legislature moved a step closer to repealing a controversial law prohibiting HIV and AIDS instruction that "promotes a homosexual lifestyle."
Struggling Scottsdale-based Kona Grill has shut down the restaurant at Chandler Fashion Center, the second closure for the chain in less than three weeks.
A suspicious item caused the closure of three freeways in downtown Phoenix during rush hour on Wednesday, but it was found to be a traffic counter placed there by a government contractor.
Home security company SafeWise released its fifth annual ranking of each state's safest cities last week, with Oro Valley, Buckeye and Florence topping the list for Arizona.
The number of immigrants without legal status apprehended in Arizona and across the U.S.-Mexico border continues to surge, especially for family units.
Avondale's Zoom neighborhood circulator bus service will expand its schedule to include Sundays later this month. Buses will run every 30 minutes from 6 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Two members of Arizona's congressional delegation say Congress needs to tackle several priorities to address immigration-related issues along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Vice President Mike Pence will visit the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona this week, shortly after former Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen stopped in Yuma.
Officials are warning people in central and southwestern Arizona, including the Phoenix area, that conditions will be ripe for dangerous fires this week.
A milk company that is partnered with Coca-Cola plans to have a $200 million facility in the Phoenix area up and running by late next year, it was announced Tuesday.
A developer with projects in the Phoenix area and 12 other parents, including celebrities, pleaded guilty to charges of bribery and fraud Monday in a college admissions scandal.
A head-on fatal crash involving two tractor-trailer rigs closed the main route between Las Vegas and Phoenix in both directions in southern Nevada near the Arizona border.
