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The declining fertility rate in Arizona has stunned health experts across the country, as the state experienced a 20 percent drop in the number of births between 2007 and 2017.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed an executive order that would remove reckless driving from the types of offenses that lawmakers have immunity from during the legislative session.
A Tempe mosque is open to a plea agreement to settle the criminal case against two women who recorded themselves spewing anti-Muslim vitriol and taking items from the facility.
U.S. Reps. Martha McSally and Kyrsten Sinema, seeking their respective party's primary bid for the Senate seat Jeff Flake will vacate, stepped up campaigning this week, releasing another round of ads.
The I-10 in Phoenix will be closed or restricted during the weekend of July 20 to allow crews to further constriction on the Loop 202 South Mountain Freeway interchange.
With triple-digit temperatures sticking around the Valley, it's unlikely that anyone is thinking about the holidays. But the Phoenix Zoo is already hard at work preparing for the annual ZooLights show.
The Arizona Department of Transportation announced this week that the annual sales of its specialty license plates have exceeded $10 million for the first time ever.
Officials with the Scottsdale Police Department are asking the public to identify a suspect in a string of alleged armed robberies at Circle K gas stations this week.
Arizona has seen a variety of weather systems since the unofficial start to the monsoon season, but northern Arizona saw a different type of weather phenomenon on Thursday: Hail.
Arizona DPS Director Col. Frank Milstead said he was seeking clarity on the immunity law that allowed a state legislator to get away with multiple speeding violations and brag about it.
Be careful when you’re shopping for that end-of-summer vacation. If a deal seems too good to be true, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said, it might be a scam.
