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Police are looking for a suspect who ordered a Subway sandwich, then threw a bank bag on the counter and demanded money when the employee rang up the order.
This Mother's Day weekend was a busy one, news-wise. Here are some of the biggest news stories that happened this weekend, both in Arizona and across the nation.
The 13th annual American Craft Beer Week kicks off on Monday, giving beer lovers across the nation the chance to celebrate their favorite small and independent craft breweries.
If you are a young adult who is still living at home, you are not alone: A recent study from Zillow found that 21 percent of millennials in the Phoenix area are still living at home.
The world's largest missile maker, Raytheon Missile Systems, cut the ribbon on new facilities in Tucson, Ariz. that are expected to house some 2,000 new employees.
The Loop 202 (South Mountain Freeway) will add 22 miles to the Valley's highway system, but it's taking away the homes of burrowing owls. That's why the Wild at Heart wildlife rehabilitation center came to the rescue.
A Phoenix man was sentenced to more than 35 years in prison on Friday for the murder of his longtime friend, who was found dead in 2015 after being stabbed more than 70 times.
Not only does Arizona have volcanoes, but it's likely that some day the state will see eruptions similar to what Hawaii has been experiencing. But a Flagstaff volcanologist says not to worry.
Lisa Corn, 33, is facing multiple felony charges for allegedly sending pornographic pictures of herself to a 14-year-old boy and attempting to lure him into a sexual relationship. She first met the teen while playing online Xbox games.
Teachers in a Phoenix-area school district have been warned they could be fined if they wear Red for Ed or Save our Schools T-shirts to work, citing rules against political advocacy on campuses.
Two different sections of one Phoenix-area highway will be closed overnight during the weekend of May 11, according to The Arizona Department of Transportation.
Oracle State Park will officially undergo a $4 million renovation that would allow the park to stay open overnight and help keep it economically sustainable.
A White House official allegedly mocked U.S. Sen. John McCain's (R-Ariz.) brain cancer diagnosis at an internal meeting on Thursday, The Hill reported.
