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An Arizona man was arrested for allegedly pretending to have Down syndrome and abusing three women whom he hired as caregivers to bathe him and change his diapers.
A home for sale in a tony Phoenix suburb will be quite the catch for someone with big bucks to spend. Arizona Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald is selling his Paradise Valley spread for $5 million.
Working with children who deal with trauma often takes an emotional toll on social workers. The Arizona Department of Child Safety created a program to help.
The calendar -- and pumpkin spice lattes -- might hint that fall is in the air, but the thermometer says otherwise. High temperatures of 109 degrees are in the forecast for Friday and Saturday.
The Phoenix man whose longtime, high-voltage annual display of Christmas lights was shut down by the city last year said the show will go on this holiday season.
The Arizona lawmaker who gained notoriety for boasting to a deputy about his speeding habits showed up in court Thursday, a week after a warrant for his arrest was issued when he missed a court date.
A deputy with the Pinal County Sheriff's Office is recovering from injuries suffered after a suspect in a traffic stop rammed the patrol car just as the officer got back inside.
The Arizona Department of Education agreed to reimburse schools that were shorted millions of dollars in federal funding for low-income students and special education, misallocations blamed on faulty math.
Wasteful expenses including disproportionately high rates for administration, transportation, underused buildings and desegregation programs were seen as factors contributing to underwhelming average teacher salaries.
After Maricopa County polling places failed to open on time for the primary, the county's top election official said he couldn't guarantee the November election would go any better.
Wall Street success for Tempe-based online auto seller Carvana will be paying off for employees. CEO Ernie Garcia II said he would give $35 million in stocks to workers once they pass the one-year mark with the company.
