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Another court date was set for a Mesa man accused of selling armor-piercing ammunition to the gunman behind the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
Scottsdale and Bird, an electric scooter rental service, are working together on a solution to allow the dockless scooters to exist within the city in a safe and efficient manner.
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone took a visit to the nation's capital recently, where he met with the heads of different federal agencies such as Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Department of Homeland Security and Border Patrol.
A Phoenix-area charter school said it is printing a new version of its yearbook after a student awarded himself the title of "Most Likely to Bomb the U.S."
Arizona U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs said the Trump administration wasn't ignoring a federal judge's contention that the courts in the state couldn't handle more immigration cases.
The KTAR newsroom collected four awards, including two first-place finishes, from the Associated Press Television and Radio Association, it was announced this week.
Christian Kirk, an Arizona Cardinals draft pick who played high school football in Scottsdale, was arrested and charged with criminal damage near the Phoenix Open in February.
The 2019 CONCACAF Gold Cup, a major international soccer tournament, announced that University of Phoenix Stadium, home of the Arizona Cardinals, will be one of its host arenas.
Two students at a combined junior and senior high school far east of Phoenix were arrested Monday, after school officials learned of alleged plans to shoot classmates at graduation, authorities said.
Arizona became the latest state to allow farmers to grow industrial hemp, after Gov. Doug Ducey signed legislation that funds a pilot program for growing hemp on Monday.
As U.S. Sen. John McCain's health remains up in the air as he nears the anniversary of his cancer diagnosis, his family members have been left to face what his legacy will be once the Arizona senator is gone.
A former top official at a Phoenix-area school district has been indicted on 11 felony charges for allegedly breaking the state’s conflict of interest laws.
Growth of the so-called Pinery Fire, a grassfire that began near a mountain range in southeastern Arizona, has slowed as crews work to get ahead of the blaze.
A grass and brush fire in Prescott Valley reached full containment on Monday after spreading to 5,600 acres. The so-called Viewpoint Fire was expected to be out by Tuesday.
Sports betting is still illegal in Arizona, but the matter is now in the hands of states, which is where it belongs, Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said.
There doesn’t seem to be a shortage of high-end home buyers in Arizona, as the state record price for a residence was broken three times in a span of three months.
The White House should be doing more to address inappropriate comments an aide made about the health of Arizona Sen. John McCain, said his longtime friend and colleague Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Two women who recorded themselves using hate speech and taking flyers and pamphlets from a Tempe mosque will stand trial in early September if they don't accept a plea deal.
