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Broadway smash “Dear Evan Hansen,” which sold out its upcoming run at ASU Gammage in record time, will hold lotteries for a limited number of tickets to each show in Tempe.
Kyrsten Sinema delivered an acceptance speech citing the inspiration of late Senator John McCain as an example of what Arizonans looked for in a senator.
The Associated Press has declared Democrat Kathy Hoffman the winner of the superintendent of public instruction race over Republican Frank Riggs on Monday.
There’s been plenty of finger-pointing about who is to blame for Republicans losing control of the U.S. House of Representatives, and one ousted congressman is pointing his finger at John McCain.
A potential pilots' strike against low-fare carrier Frontier Airlines was likely averted Monday, after the sides reached an “agreement in principle” that would include better pay.
Stan Lee, a real-life superhero of the comic book world, has died. The co-founder of Marvel Comics and creator of Spider-Man, the Hulk and X-Men was 95.
A request by the Arizona GOP for access to communications between the Maricopa County recorder and U.S. Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema's campaign is giving the party a black eye, a former state legislator said.
Tens of thousands of spectators lined the streets Monday for the 2018 Phoenix Veterans Day Parade. The 22nd annual parade included more than 2,500 participants.
Ballot-counting continued Monday in Arizona nearly a week after Election Day, with Republicans' hopes in three key statewide races growing dimmer by the day.
Heavy metal band Iron Maiden will make a tour stop in Phoenix on its 2019 North American tour. The "Legacy of the Beast" tour will come to Phoenix on Sept. 17 at Talking Stick Resort Arena.
On Election Day, the Associated Press declared Republican Steve Gaynor as Arizona's new secretary of state. Less than a week later, it's anybody's guess to who will win the position.
Democrat Kathy Hoffman on Sunday declared victory over Republican Frank Riggs in the superintendent of public instruction race.The Democrat came into Sunday with a nearly 43,000 vote lead, a lead that grew by almost 4,000 votes following the latest tallies.
For the first time this season, temperatures in Phoenix are expected to dip below 50 degrees during overnight lows as cities across Arizona experience a winter cool down.
The Arizona Department of Transportation is helping raise money by offering four specialty license plates with part of the proceeds going to the Arizona Department of Veterans Services.
Updated vote counts in the superintendent of public instruction race between Democrat Kathy Hoffman and Republican Frank Riggs revealed an almost 43,000 vote lead for Hoffman .After the Saturday count, Gaynor's Secretary of State lead was cut to just 3,120 votes.
Another round of ballots were counted Saturday in the drawn-out U.S. Senate race between Democrat Kyrsten Sinema and Republican Martha McSally and Sinema again grew her lead.
