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Border Patrol Agents arrested a Honduran migrant who crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, set a tree on fire and threw rocks at agents in Yuma, Ariz.
After a summer of seemingly unending desert heat, it's now chilly enough to fire up your heater. Before you plug it in, though, you should take some time to review safety precautions.
Holiday travelers, rejoice! Highway closures for construction and maintenance will be limited through the end of the year, according to the Arizona Department of Transportation.
Downtown Mesa is transforming into a winter wonderland during the Merry Main Street festival. The event kicks off with a tree lighting ceremony on Friday.
Getting into the holiday spirit is easy for some with visions of family, food and presents; others are blinded by visions of dollar signs sinking down the drain.
Federal research funds that could prevent or lead to the cure for Alzheimer’s disease have reached $1.9 billion annually but still lag far behind research money for cancer and HIV/AIDS, experts said.
The Arizona Animal Welfare League, a Phoenix no-kill animal shelter, is offering junior and family volunteer camps on Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday.
Pull on your favorite Christmas sweater if you’re going out early over Thanksgiving weekend in the Valley, but you might end up tying it around your waist.
Cindy McCain, widow of Arizona Sen. John McCain, said she may never get over President Donald Trump's insults of her husband's war record made three years ago.
As Arizonans flooded Phoenix's largest airport on Wednesday before Thanksgiving, some travelers saw some hiccups with a major airline's computer system.
More than a dozen people with an Arizona public utility will head to Northern California to help restore power to the residents affected by the Camp Fire.
Drivers heading east out of Phoenix toward Roosevelt Dam will have a smooth ride on the highway now that a yearlong, $6.5 million road project has been completed.
