George Washington Biggs, a member of the famed all-black Tuskegee Airmen who died in Arizona, will be remembered this week.

Cindy McCain, the widow of longtime Republican Arizona Sen. John McCain, announced Tuesday she is endorsing Democrat Joe Biden in the upcoming election.

Arizona Gov. Ducey signed a proclamation that recognizes Oct. 12 as Indigenous People's Day after Arizona senator Jamescita Peshlakai pushed for the change.

Arizona Snowbowl has announced plans to open in November for the winter season with new coronavirus protocols in place.

Arizona and U.S. politicians and celebrities took to social media Tuesday to encourage Americans to act on National Voter Registration Day.

The Navajo Nation is implementing a stricter weekend lockdown as it looks into new clusters of coronavirus cases from gatherings and travelers.

Fall arrived Tuesday in metro Phoenix and it was gray, a little damp and warmer than average, but at least we have officially kissed summer goodbye.

Authorities said a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Arizona was stabbed Monday night before shooting and killing the assailant.

Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel wishes the state trooper who fatally shot Dion Johnson had been wearing a body camera.

Arizona health officials reported 595 new coronavirus cases and 20 more deaths Tuesday, putting the state's totals at 214,846 COVID-19 infections and 5,498 fatalities.