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Voters will elect a Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate race in Arizona next week, but Gov. Doug Ducey has already pledged to support the nominee -- whoever they will be.
Arizona voters are one step closer to being able to vote on a ballot initiative to raise the income tax on high wage earners to fund public education in November.
Arizona State University is expanding its footprint in Los Angeles. The ornate former headquarters of the defunct Los Angeles Herald Examiner will be renovated for an expansion by the Tempe-based school.
After canceling its Fourth of July show because of dry conditions that created a wildfire hazard, a northeast Valley suburb will host a fireworks display on Labor Day weekend.
NFL lineman Richie Incognito, who played high school football in the Phoenix area, was arrested at a Scottsdale funeral home Monday, charged with disorderly conduct, police said.
Former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer became the latest public figure to go a round with Sacha Baron Cohen and she ended up discussing gun control and ethnic cleansing with a toy.
With about a week until Arizona’s primary election, David Garcia maintained a commanding lead in the Democratic gubernatorial race, according to a new poll.
The hits with the prolonged closure of Talking Stick Resort just keep on coming: It was announced that five more performances that the resort was set to host would be postponed.
Senate GOP candidates Kelli Ward and Joe Arpaio have welcomed controversial figures to their campaign, just days ahead of the primary elections in Arizona.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety is investigating the death of a woman whose body was found in a vehicle along a Phoenix-area freeway early Sunday morning.
A Valley man died a week after being hit by a car driven by his stepdaughter’s boyfriend in a West Valley parking lot, and the driver was charged with second-degree murder.
A flood of purple moved across part of Phoenix Monday morning, but it wasn't worrisome. A record number of new students will arrive at Grand Canyon University for move-in day.
The news this past weekend was all over the place. If you were too busy to keep up, no worries: Here are some of the top Arizona-related stories from this past weekend.
A teenager who was struck by lightning at a Phoenix-area park earlier this month gave an interview to ABC News, in which he joked that he is waiting for his "powers" to kick in.
