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A former Mesa city councilman has become a social media sensation for all the wrong reasons after berating a woman hiking near his house and calling police, claiming he felt “threatened.”
A runaway Mesa teenager who took a loaded gun from a safe before leaving home Tuesday night was found safe on Wednesday, the Mesa Police Department announced.
The son of actor Jean-Claude Van Damme changed course Wednesday and pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct over an incident in which he allegedly held his roommate at knife point in Tempe.
The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office will not charge drivers under the so-called stupid-motorist law who find themselves in need of a rescue, Sheriff Paul Penzone told Mac and Gaydos.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona launched a $10 million program in an effort to address the misuse of opioids and other substances and reduce overdose-related deaths in Arizona.
The Mayo Clinic in Phoenix was rated as one of the best adult hospitals in the country and two other area facilities received national recognition in U.S News and World Reports’ annual rankings.
An Arizona gubernatorial candidate town hall on gun violence Tuesday night will have one notable absence: Gov. Doug Ducey. All three Democratic candidates and GOP challenger Ken Bennett have confirmed they will appear.
Midterm election talk of seats flipping from Republican to Democratic has some in the GOP a little worried. U.S. Rep. Martha McSally of Arizona is more hopeful.
KTAR News 92.3 FM and 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station will team up with Phoenix Children’s Hospital for the annual Give-A-Thon. Here’s a look at some facts about the facility.
A Grand Canyon wildfire spreading through pine needles and downed logs has grown to nearly 10,000 acres in more than three weeks, resulting in more closures of several trails.
Three companies, including two in Arizona, were ordered to pay employees nearly $400,000 in back wages and liquidated damages following a lawsuit from the U.S. Department of Labor.
A Gilbert man was ordered to serve prison time for leading an investment scheme that allowed him to scam millions of dollars out of dozens of victims in two years.
The Scottsdale Police Department said Monday that it was investigating an incident that allegedly involved Houston Rockets guard and Arizona State University alum James Harden.
