Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona was one of three Democrats to vote with the GOP majority as the Senate rejected an attempt to overturn a Trump administration power plant regulation.

The Phoenix Zoo will celebrate the renovation of its elephant exhibit and addition of its 500-seat amphitheater this weekend.

Watch out for detours in the Tempe Town Lake area this weekend as endurance athletes take part in Sunday morning’s Ironman 70.3 Arizona triathlon.

The change will 59th Avenue into one-way traffic heading northbound while a new frontage road to the west will carry southbound traffic.

Ronald Yunis was arrested on Friday for allegedly pointing a gun at anti-abortion protesters outside of the medical facility where he worked.

They were roughly 10 gunshots fired near a high school football game in Laveen between Betty H. Fairfax and South Mountain high schools.

A judge has ended a 42-year-old lawsuit over conditions in metro Phoenix jails. The suit was filed in 1977 amid allegations of civil rights violations.

The private-public sector consortium added State Farm as the first insurance partner to help research vehicle safety, science and policy.

Tempe police determined that a pair of homicides in two parts of the city earlier this month were related, and two suspects were charged in both killings.

A fired Arizona Senate policy adviser won $335,000 and got her job back through her wrongful termination lawsuit.