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More than 13,000 Arizonans will receive checks as the result of a March 2018 settlement between the Arizona Attorney General's Office and General Motors.
Arizona House Republicans sent a letter to Attorney General Mark Brnovich, asking him to investigate "possible free speech violations" at a Valley school.
Capt. Jennifer Peace told a House committee that a Trump administration decision to reimpose a ban on transgender military service would be “dangerous.”
Conservative pundit Michelle Malkin took a swipe at "the ghost of John McCain" while speaking at CPAC on Friday, blaiming him for problems with immigration.
A federal judge sentenced four humanitarian aid volunteers with No More Deaths to probation for trespassing on a wildlife refuge in southwestern Arizona to help migrants.
It's the job of the courts to determine whether President Donald Trump's emergency declaration for the U.S.-Mexico border should stand or be blocked, not lawmakers, said a former Arizona agent with growing ties to the White House.
East Valley high school students and parents protested Monday, claiming school officials disciplined teens for donning pro-Trump attire, but school officials said the students were reprimanded for safety hazards.
A Silver Alert was canceled Monday for a woman who was last seen walking away from a casino near Phoenix the day before. Masuko Weaver, 76, was found safe.
The Brunswick Zone at Via Linda and 90th Street has been revamped and rebranded as the Valley’s seventh Bowlero location, with a grand opening set for Saturday.
Phoenix saw the second-highest growth in renters ages 60 and older in a ranking of the nation's 30 largest cities, according to an apartment rental website.
New traffic cameras have been activated at four Scottsdale intersections, as city officials and law enforcement search for ways to make driving safer in their city.
