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If the newest Marvel movie wasn't enough to get your superhero juices flowing, another event might take the cake. On Saturday, participating comic book stores around the Valley partook in Free Comic Book Day.
On May 12, Bowlero North Scottsdale's grand opening will offer customers one free game of bowling, a free shoe rental and a $5 arcade card and giveaways from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
An Amber Alert was issued Friday after two children were abducted in Tucson by their parents, who tased and duct-taped a case aide during a supervised visit.
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge sentenced 28-year-old Brandon Douglas Draper Friday for the 2017 death of off-duty Daisy Mountain Fire Department firefighter Luke Jones.
Other than the release date of new chapter in the iconic film franchise, Friday was the best day of the year for "Star Wars" fans in Arizona and around the world -- and galaxies far, far away.
Frequent fliers in Arizona may soon have to leave Fido behind if they are traveling in the summer, after an major domestic airline changed its pet policy in response to a tragic incident involving a pet.
Part of a major Phoenix-area freeway will be closed overnight during the Cinco de Mayo weekend, potentially leading to major backups throughout the area.
Six massive inflatable figures, lit from the inside, will be on display at the Mesa Arts Center and surrounding locations as part the “Fantastic Planet” art installation.
Two Arizona reporters, 31-year-old twin brothers, were banned from all high school sports events after allegations surfaced that they solicited athletes they covered for sexually oriented photographs.
Republican leaders in the Arizona Legislature were satisfied with the $10.4 billion budget that Gov. Doug Ducey signed Thursday morning, after long hours of negotiations on education funding.
Arizona teachers once again crowded onto the state Capitol grounds Thursday, but their mood was more jubilant than other visits, after Gov. Doug Ducey signed a bill at dawn to provide school funding and raises.
Now that legislation to fund increases in education spending in Arizona has been passed, including 20 percent pay raises for teachers by 2020, districts were finalizing plans to reopen schools.
While Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey celebrated signing a budget bill Thursday that will include funding for schools and raises for teachers, House Democrats said the measure was "inadequate" and "unsustainable."
The Arizona Legislature approved a $10.4 billion budget bill early Thursday and Gov. Doug Ducey quickly signed a school measure, effectively ending a week of teacher walkouts over low pay and inadequate education funding.
The Arizona branch of the Special Olympics will kick off its annual summer games on Thursday, allowing more than 1,600 athletes from across the state to compete in a variety of sports over a three-day period.
