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The Arizona Republican Party announced Thursday it was forming an independent audit of the Maricopa County Recorder’s Office’s role in the midterm election.
An Arizona State University professor said that once wildfires in Southern California are under control, the region could face a different natural disaster: mudslides.
Even though there is a winner in the U.S. Senate race, but elections officials in Maricopa County are continuing to count about 100,000 ballots before Nov. 6 can be brought to a close.
Around 1,000 migrants – who weren’t part of the caravan -- turned themselves in to Border Patrol agents in southwestern Arizona after entering the country illegally.
A wall will soon be built along more than 30 miles of the U.S.-Mexico border in Arizona after being given the go-ahead by federal officials, it was announced Thursday.
U.S. Sen. Grant Woods? The former Republican attorney general is doing everything to make the decision to run for federal office in 2020 -- including switch his party affiliation to Democrat.
Phoenix Children's Hospital and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona have been in negotiations over coverage, but are "optimistic" they will reach an agreement before the Dec. 1 deadline.
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery said the recent death of a victim of Phoenix serial shooters would not change the prison term of the remaining convicted man.
As thousands of migrants make their way to the U.S. border in an attempt to apply for asylum, border agents are conducting so-called "readiness exercises" at the ports of entry in Arizona.
A former financial adviser in metro Phoenix was sentenced to six years in prison for stealing nearly $170,000 from dormant bank accounts in less than a month.
For an entire weekend, the Mac & Cheese AZ Fest will be offering $2 tasting cups of the beloved pasta as well as craft beer, cooking demonstrations and games.
A Phoenix man was convicted Tuesday of hacking into the computers of a company that provides consulting services to Native American tribal governments.
Democratic Arizona secretary of state candidate Katie Hobbs added about 1,000 votes to her lead over Republican Steve Gaynor as the number of outstanding votes slowly dwindled Wednesday.
A Gilbert man who used to work as a teacher in the Gila River Indian Community was sentenced to more than two decades in prison for molesting several of his students.
In 2005 and ’06, two men terrorized Phoenix in a string of drive-by shootings that left eight people dead and dozens injured. One victim who was seriously injured, Paul Patrick, died Tuesday.
Sen. Jeff Flake vowed to block the effort to advance judges if Sen. Mitch McConnell refuses to bring a bill to the floor that would protect special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation.
