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Residents in the Phoenix area who were hoping to get more use of their umbrellas this week will have to wait several more days, as rain isn't expected to return until the weekend.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Garcia clarified his positions on border security and immigration for Arizona's Morning News after a video of him seemingly calling for open borders surfaced.
Snow forced drivers to slow down in Arizona’s high country early Tuesday, flocking trees, covering yards and sending state workers in plows to clear roads.
Voters across Arizona will soon head to their local polling locations to weigh in on several major races, and two ride-share companies want to make it easier for them to do so.
Looking for vegan and vegetarian options in the Valley might be easier than most metropolitan areas. Phoenix and Scottsdale both ranked in the top 15 out of the 100 largest U.S. cities.
Affordable housing was one of the top reasons cited for the inbound domestic migration explosion experienced in Maricopa County over the last five years.
Senate hopefuls Martha McSally and Kyrsten Sinema went head-to-head for the first time on Monday. Here are the topics that they covered and the answers that they gave.
Republican Senate candidate Martha McSally announced she planned to accompany President Donald Trump to Luke Air Force Base as part of Trump's scheduled visit to Arizona this Friday.
Those hoping for early voting ballots that were damaged enroute due to October storms in the Valley can order replacements from the Maricopa County vote centers.
Members of the Arizona, New Mexico and El Paso region of the Red Cross have been deployed to help those in need following devastating damage in the Gulf Coast brought on by Hurricane Michael.
Greg Stanton pushed back on claims made by a Phoenix police union that his robbery over the weekend was result of his inaction during his time as mayor.
Residents of Arizona’s third-largest city are getting an easier way to get rid of hazardous waste. On Monday, Mesa held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new Household Hazardous Materials Facility.
The slide of former retail icon Sears continued Monday, filing for bankruptcy protection and announcing closure of 142 more stores, including three in metro Phoenix.
Monday night’s highly anticipated debate between Arizona’s U.S. Senate candidates, Republican Martha McSally and Democrat Kyrsten Sinema, could be a critical moment in the contentious, high-stakes race.
More rain was likely to dampen the Phoenix area early this week, but the weather system responsible will also bring some wind and temperatures in the upper 70s.
