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The death of an Arizona officer at the hands of a driver who was texting behind the wheel sparked a renewed discussion a statewide distracted driving law.
Nearly a dozen community college football players have sued Maricopa County's two-year schools accusing the governing body of racial discrimination for dropping football.
The former owner of the Phoenix Suns said he wants city lawmakers and team officials to come to an agreement regarding the renovation of Talking Stick Resort Arena.
An Arizona congressman has introduced a bill that would free up money to pay federal workers responsible for the country’s security during the partial shutdown.
Two former employees of a now-closed charter school in Goodyear were indicted for fraud Wednesday, months after the former director pleaded guilty to conspiracy and theft.
Selling his Paradise Valley mansion has been proved to be a bigger challenge than getting into the Hall of Fame for former Arizona Diamondbacks ace Randy Johnson.
Less than a month after rejecting it, the Phoenix City Council on Wednesday approved a proposal to increase the city's water rate over the next two years.
A three-month operation targeting gang activity in the Phoenix and Tucson areas led to the arrest of 182 fugitives, including seven wanted for homicide.
Three Phoenix-area high school seniors, including two from the same school, won $2,000 for advancing in a prestigious national science and math competition.
Authorities are asking the public to help identify the suspect in a sexual assault case regarding a patient Hacienda HealthCare who gave birth to a baby last month.
Leaders of another Phoenix-area city have passed an ordinance that banned texting while driving. Glendale council members unanimously voted for the measure Tuesday.
Police have arrested a young man suspected of vandalizing the Glendale airport and nearby businesses for months and causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage.
