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A Phoenix minister said his church has seen its resources stretched thin since it took in dozens of immigrants released from federal detention last week, but it’s been well worth the effort.
Every new parent faces the question of whether or not to vaccinate their children, and in Arizona the answer to that question is "no" more often than most other states.
Former Mayor Greg Stanton who is campaigning for a seat in the U.S. Congress, was robbed returning to his car after dinner at a local restaurant on Saturday night.
President Donald Trump is returning to the Valley next week, more than a year after police and protesters clashed following his last appearance in the Phoenix area.
Rain totals on Friday and Saturday, added to the totals brought from storms earlier in the month, have vaulted Oct. 2018 totals over the totals from Oct. 2000 and closer to the totals of the wettest October at Sky Harbor in 1972.
As heavy rainfall hit the Valley on Saturday morning, scheduled road closures were lifted to accommodate traffic trying to avoid the heavy flooding giving vehicles more lane options on the Interstate 10.
An unknown suspect is on the loose after allegedly entering a home shooting and killing a male victim. An investigation was ongoing while the shooter remains on the loose.
Mikel Martinez, 37, manager of Auto Link of Arizona dealership, had sold a 2013 Chevrolet E2500 Cargo Van stating that it had 159,000 miles on it, but the vehicle had actually had over 303,000 miles, according to ADOT.
KTAR News 92.3 FM's reporters took a deep dive into each of the propositions that will be on midterm election ballot to explain what they are -- and what they mean for Arizonans.
Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle said he made a movie about Neil Armstrong, "First Man," because of how much of his story remained untold nearly half a century after he walked on the moon.
Change out some light bulbs and put out your hand for $500,000. Glendale received a rebate check for a half-million dollars this week from one of Arizona's largest utility companies.
Rep. Tom O’Halleran accused Arizona GOP staffers of fraudulently donating to his campaign posed as communist party members, and he provided video and images to back up the claim.
