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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018American Airlines to drop daily nonstop between Tucson, Charlotte
American Airlines planned to drop a daily flight between Tucson and Charlotte, North Carolina, by early next year, according to a recent report.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018Uber, Arizona State partner to offer free degrees to some drivers
Arizona State University has expanded its program that offers free degrees to employees of a company to the largest ride-sharing app in the country: Uber.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018Fire ruins several Phoenix townhomes under construction
A fire gutted several townhomes under construction in Phoenix early Thursday, engaging first responders for nearly an hour.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018Country star Garth Brooks to perform at Phoenix-area stadium in March
Country music superstar Garth Brooks has announced the details for his Phoenix-area stadium concert next year as part of his latest tour.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018Senate race poll puts McSally ahead of Sinema by 7 percentage points
A new poll released Thursday showed Republican Martha McSally was slightly increasing her lead over Democrat Kyrsten Sinema in their Senate race with less than a week before Election Day.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018Lesko standing by ‘fake doctor’ signs against Democratic opponent
U.S. Rep. Debbie Lesko is standing by her decision to use "fake doctor" signs against her Democratic opponent, even after she took them down once she was pressed on the issue.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018Arizona congressional candidate Dr. Steve Ferrara is ready to serve again
In less than a week, retired Navy physician Steve Ferrara will know whether he’ll hang up his stethoscope for the next few years.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018Gin Blossoms, local bands to play Democratic election eve rally
Tempe rock band Gin Blossoms will play at the "Go Vote" election eve rally for Democrats at the Van Buren in Phoenix.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 1, 2018Phoenix researchers seek 1 million people to help cure Alzheimer’s
Phoenix researchers are turning to tech to help figure out why some people live long lives without brain problems while Alzheimer’s robs others of their ability to form memories and perform daily tasks that once were routine.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018AG mails $118K in restitution checks after settlement with ABC Nissan
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced Wednesday that his office has mailed over $118,000 in restitution checks related to an ABC Nissan settlement.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Park service expects to complete USS Arizona Memorial repairs by March
The USS Arizona Memorial dock repair project is expected to be completed by March, according to the National Parks Traveler.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Dunkin’ Donuts to open state’s first ‘Next Generation’ store in Chandler
Arizona's first "Next Generation" Dunkin' Donuts, including a drive-thru for mobile orders and tap system for cold beverages, will open in Chandler on Thursday, near Germann and Gilbert roads.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Valley heart doctor warns against getting stressed out over elections
Dr. Kris Vijay of the Abrazo health network warned that the stress of election season can put people at risk for heart problems, even if they don’t have a risk factor for heart disease.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Suspect wanted for sexually assaulting teenage girl in south Phoenix
Authorities are on the lookout for a man with a feather tattoo on his face who attempted to sexually assault a 13-year-old girl in south Phoenix this week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Sheriff Penzone says gun used in I-17 shooting was stolen from MCSO
Sheriff Paul Penzone revealed Wednesday that the rifle used by the suspect killed during a shootout on Interstate 17 this week had been stolen from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Iraqi refugee arrested in Tucson for allegedly plotting to build bombs
An Iraqi refugee was arrested in Arizona recently for allegedly plotting to build bombs that could be detonated remotely, according to court documents and media reports.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 31, 2018Discovery Channel Telescope is part of Arizona’s rich astronomy history
The Discovery Channel Telescope in Happy Jack, Arizona, is one of a large group of telescopes which are all part of the great Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Oct 31, 2018Reese’s making it possible to turn sketchy candy into peanut butter cups
Imagine a world where you could turn your candy corn, Good & Plenty and other sketchy Halloween candy into what you really want: more Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups. That world exists in New York.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Woman rescued after spending six days in desert after car crash
A 53-year-old woman was rescued after she spent six days seriously injured in the desert after losing control of her vehicle and crashing earlier this month.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 20182 arrested for kidnapping couple, murdering woman in Phoenix hotel
Two people were arrested for allegedly kidnapping a couple and murdering a woman in a Phoenix hotel room over the weekend.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Arizona to auction off land in Phoenix, Tucson worth $14M
Arizona State Land officials will auction off 81 acres broken into six parcels that was valued at more than $14 million.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Fugitive Phoenix man suspected of murdering wife caught near LA
Officials with the Phoenix Police Department said a fugitive 69-year-old man who was suspected of murdering his wife has been arrested in California.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018McSally wants to protect pre-existing conditions, despite voting record
Senate hopeful Martha McSally committed to protecting people with pre-existing conditions, despite her past voting record that demonstrated otherwise.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 31, 2018Analyst watching party gap narrowing between Arizona’s early voters
The double-digit gap between Republican and Democratic early voters in Arizona has been dropping, and it won't be long before it's in single digits, a senior analyst with the Secretary of State's Office said.