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Meghan McCain said Monday that President Donald Trump "will never be a great man," on the heels of his weekend tweets criticizing her father, late Sen. John McCain.
Latino activists have been putting up banners to mark locations where people have been killed by Phoenix police. The most recent sign went up last week.
Local reaction to the New Zealand mosque shootings, St. Patrick's Day festivities and nine Arizona billionaires -- here are some stories that headlined the news cycle, both locally and nationally, over the weekend.
The man who allegedly shot three men and kidnapped his girlfriend last week will face additional charges following the death of one of the victims Saturday night.
After closing for a few months for renovations, the frozen bar located at OdySea in the Desert Entertainment Destination in Scottsdale is up and running.
Youth-oriented discount retailer Five Below will be setting up shop at Desert Ridge Marketplace in the fall, the north Phoenix shopping center announced.
Southbound Loop 101 at 75th Avenue in Glendale has reopened after being shut down due to an accident Friday, the Arizona Department of Transportation said.
Pro golfer and former ASU star Phil Mickelson says he used the services of the man at the center of the recent college bribery scandal but denied taking part in any fraud.
A Silver Alert was canceled Friday after a 77-year-old man with onset dementia showed up at his relative's home after being missing for more than 24 hours.
A number of Arizona politicians responded on social media in the wake of two mass shootings at mosques in New Zealand that left 49 people dead, dozens more injured and an entire community rattled.
The leader of a Phoenix mosque condemned the so-called "right wing" extremist ideologies that were believed to have inspired a series of mass shootings on the Muslim places of worship in New Zealand on Friday.
United Way is making it easy for people in Maricopa County to spearhead their own volunteer projects by connecting them with tools necessary for the job.
