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Arizona state Sen. Bob Worsley, co-founder of SkyMall, announced that he is calling off his re-election campaign because of the "increasingly caustic political climate."
Gov. Doug Ducey's re-election campaign officially got underway Monday with the release of a video that listed his accomplishments in office and played up his outsider businessman approach to politics.
There are more registered Democrats than Republicans in Arizona's Congressional District 1, according to voting registration data recently analyzed by DataOrbital.
In an OH Predictive Insights poll, only 21 percent of likely Arizona Republican voters this November would support the legalization of recreational marijuana.
The issue of separating families at the border and a series of violent incidents involving Mesa police have dominated local news recently. Here are the biggest stories from Father's Day weekend, both in Arizona and across the nation.
If you live in Arizona and you are a fan of Disney-Pixar films -- or animated films in general -- you are most likely a fan of the 2013 film "Monsters University," according to CableTV.com.
A video has recently made the rounds on the internet of a Border Patrol vehicle appearing to hit and run over a man on the Tohono O’odham Nation in southern Arizona.
Crews reached 100 percent containment on the so-called 377 Fire in northeast-central Arizona on Saturday, nearly two weeks after the human-caused blaze began.
Sen. Jeff Flake sent a letter to the Department of Homeland Security and Department of Health and Human Services Secretary about the procedures and protocols surrounding the separation of immigrant families lawfully seeking asylum.
Witnesses told authorities two adult males started arguing with each other before the argument escalated to a physical fight. In the middle of the altercation, the two men shot each other.
The streak of no rain in the Valley will officially continue according to the National Weather Service's Phoenix office, as only trace amounts were detected at Sky Harbor Airport on Saturday.
The main public library in Phoenix reopened Saturday after being closed for nearly a year due to damage caused by a pipe that broke during a monsoon storm.
