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A judge on Friday dismissed a lawsuit that tried to get disgraced lawmaker Don Shooter off the ballot for a state Senate run for living outside the district.
Police activity forced a highway closure at the Hoover Dam bridge near the Arizona-Nevada border Friday. Authorities said the man was taken into custody without incident.
The Phoenix area was cited as a great place for buying investment properties, with three Valley cities among the nation's top 10 of a personal finance company's rankings.
Friday marks the release of the feature film 'Gotti,' and stars John Travolta and Kelly Preston joined Bruce St. James to discuss their roles in the movie, as well as the motion picture itself.
Mesa family planned to file a lawsuit after a series of videos posted online showed an officer using a stun gun on a screaming man pinned to the ground.
The Mesa Police Department has been embroiled in controversy in recent weeks, with seven officers having been put on paid leave after multiple videos surfaced of them allegedly assaulting suspects during arrest.
Firefighting crews completely contained a fire Thursday, a week after a dry lightning storm started the blaze that would go on to burn 4,300 acres in southeastern Arizona.
Thelda Williams has only served as Phoenix mayor for two weeks, but she already has her sights placed on two priorities to tackle during her tenure: Public safety and infrastructure.
A suspect accused of kidnapping a 94-year-old woman from her home, locking her in the trunk of her car and abandoning the car in a Scottsdale shopping mall last year has pleaded guilty.
Hozier, the famed "Take Me To Church" singer, will be taking his musical talents to the Valley later this year as part of his self-titled North American tour.
The Arizona GOP called for David Stringer’s resignation from the state House a day after video of the Republican saying "there aren’t enough white kids to go around" set off a firestorm.
Sen. John McCain of Arizona said it was a mistake for the United States to suspend joint military exercises with South Korea as concession to North Korea after President Donald Trump's summit with Kim Jong Un.
A poll of likely Republican primary voters in Arizona gave incumbent public instruction Superintendent Diane Douglas a comfortable enough lead overall in a crowded but divided field, boosted by people who chose President Donald Trump.
Police in Mesa could face more scrutiny after body-cam footage of a January arrest showed officers hitting a suspect several times until he was bleeding and taunting him at the hospital.
A year after seeing a colleague get shot during a congressional baseball practice, Sen. Jeff Flake acknowledged the incident impacted his views on gun control.
