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U.S. Rep. Martha McSally told colleagues to "do the right thing, do it for the right reasons and get things done," Wednesday in her final speech on the floor of the House.
The Phoenix City Council agreed unanimously to delay Wednesday's scheduled vote on a $230 million arena renovation deal that would keep the Suns downtown.
As Phoenix mayor, Greg Stanton oversaw a city where officer-involved shootings spiked. But as a U.S. representative, he wants to address gun violence at a federal level.
A young man who said a Mesa police officer used unnecessary force during a DUI arrest has filed a notice of claim for more than $200,000, according to reports.
A Phoenix-area man was among the five Marines who have been declared dead after their refueling plane collided with a fighter jet last week off Japan’s southern coast.
A deputy with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has been charged with burglary and theft off of a dead person's belongings while on duty, the department said.
Eastern Arizona College announced that it, too, has ended its football program, due to its financial burden and the collapse of the rest of the league.
Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams responded to a New York Times article published Monday that said the department blamed civilians for officer-involved shootings.
Construction on the Scottsdale resort that will house Arizona’s first indoor water park took a significant step when the last steel beam was put in place.
A series of recent storms has helped Arizona's high country battle a persistent drought, but one weather official says the snow it brought is not enough.
Chandler city leaders are close to sealing a deal with insurance giant Allstate that would could create as many as 2,500 job at a new operations center within five years.
Arizonans who are growing increasingly frustrated with robocalls may soon be able to find some relief. The state is now part of a bipartisan group to stop or reduce annoying and harmful robocalls.
