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Two 13-year-old boys were struck by lightning at a park in a northwest Phoenix suburb on Wednesday night, as a round of storms made their way through the Valley.
Do you think you have what it takes to be the winner of "American Idol"? If so, warm up those pipes and head on down to Scottsdale, where auditions will be held later this month.
Country star Carrie Underwood will perform at Talking Stick Resort Arena in Phoenix on May 9, 2019 as part of her "Cry Pretty Tour 360," it was announced Wednesday.
Three young girls who were found abandoned in a broken-down vehicle along a highway in central Arizona on Tuesday were in good health, the Arizona Department of Public Safety said.
More than 11,000 people in Arizona were eligible to receive settlement money from a lawsuit with Volkswagen, the Arizona Attorney General’s Office announced.
Some Independent voters in Pinal County were issued the wrong early voting ballots for the primary election later this month, it was announced Wednesday.
Peoria announced Wednesday it had selected longtime California lawman Art Miller as its new police chief. He will replace Roy Minter, who retired after seven years on the job.
Phoenix-area art lovers will get a chance to see in person what former President George W. Bush has been up to when an exhibit of his paintings comes to town in the fall.
The Surprise City Council approved an ordinance that makes it illegal to use a mobile device -- except in hands-free mode -- while driving in the West Valley suburb.
Moderate voters in Arizona continue to inch away from Republican concerns and more toward Democratic preferences, as the primary election draws closer, according to a poll of likely voters.
The head of the Phoenix Police Department said it has been unable to determine a trend in the 33 officer-involved shootings that have occurred so far in 2018.
The Arizona Department of Transportation wants customers to avoid being scammed into paying for test answers or other information and services it provides for free.
Hikers continue to hit the trails in Phoenix amid the devastating summer heat. But could the city close the hiking trails when it gets too hot? One official says no.
The two suspects who were accused of violently robbing a casino in central Arizona back in July were employees at the casino, the Federal Bureau of Investigation announced Tuesday.
Rep. Andy Biggs introduced a bill that would fund construction for a U.S.-Mexico border wall in part by cutting foreign aid from the countries of immigrants who illegally enter the country.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi addressed Democratic Party leaders in Phoenix on Tuesday, just three weeks ahead of the critical primary elections later this month.
