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Gab, the social network that reportedly had been used by the alleged Pittsburgh synagogue shooter to spew anti-Semitic hatred, had its domain suspended by Scottsdale-based GoDaddy.
Officials said Monday that more than 5,000 active-duty troops would be sent to enhance protection at the U.S.-Mexico border in advance of the arrival of large groups of immigrants from Central American.
Arizona Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Garcia, a big underdog according to the polls, picked up an endorsement from a party bigwig Monday: Hillary Clinton.
Another suspicious package that was addressed to CNN has been intercepted at a post office facility in Atlanta, CNN President Jeff Zucker announced in a Twitter post on Monday.
The Chase Tower in downtown Phoenix was recently sold to the owner of a Florida hockey team for $107.5 million, just six months after it was bought at a trustee sale for $78 million.
The Board of Rabbis of Greater Phoenix issued a statement on Sunday denouncing hate speech and anti-semitism following the murder of 11 Jewish worshipers in Pittsburgh on Saturday.
A 14-month-old boy was pronounced dead on Saturday after being found by family members in a backyard swimming pool. Avondale Fire Department officials say they were called to the home near 109th Avenue and Thomas Road shortly after 5 p.m. Saturday.
Victims of crime in Tempe have a new way to deal with their difficult circumstances. Sully, a 2-year-old Labrador, has joined the City of Tempe's CARE 7 Victim Services team.
Mesa Arts Center is hosting the Dia de los Muertos Festival on Saturday and Sunday featuring a Mercado Marketplace where local vendors will be selling jewelry and arts and crafts.
Five Arizonans were arrested Thursday for allegedly working together in a telemarketing scheme targeting the elderly, ultimately defrauding victims of over $1 million.
Republican Arizona lawmaker Mark Finchem appeared to agree with a former porn star’s suggestion that Democrats were responsible for the wave of mail bombs sent to liberal targets this week.
