A judge has decided prosecutors must testify after all at depositions in a false-arrest lawsuit by a landscaper once charged in some of the 2015 freeway shootings in metro Phoenix.

A power outage at a Washington, D.C. airport on Wednesday was not expected to impact operations at the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport, an official said. 

McDonald's announced its plan to modernize restaurants by investing $6 billion total into locations across the United States.

There were no injuries reported after two cars crashed into the same home in Glendale on Wednesday, Sgt. John Roth with the Glendale Police Department said.

A measure that would require Arizona’s public utilities to get half of their power from renewable sources by the year 2030 is one step closer to appearing on ballots in November.

Betty Grenig was 17 when she began volunteering for the American Red Cross, and she hasn't stopped. On Wednesday, Grenig turned 97.

The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office announced that a 77-year-old man died from drowning on Tuesday night after the car he was driving was caught in a flooded wash.

The 13-year-old boy who was critically injured after being struck by lightning in a Phoenix-area park earlier this month will be OK, but he still has a long road of recovery ahead.

A former Mesa city councilman has become a social media sensation for all the wrong reasons after berating a woman hiking near his house and calling police, claiming he felt “threatened.”

A 2-year-old boy was flown to a Phoenix hospital Wednesday after being pulled from a backyard pool in Surprise, authorities said.