Several Valley restaurants were cited by health inspectors this week for food not being kept at proper temperatures and an employee touching their face while preparing food.
Arizona wildlife officials are offering up to $1,000 for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in the illegal killing of a mule deer buck.
Arizona’s attorney general is demanding Maricopa County restore 24 voters’ registrations, warning they could lose their chance to cast ballots just days before Election Day.
The AIA’s top-ranked flag football team, the Highland Hawks, are led by history-making quarterback Lacie Nemchick, who’s getting national attention for her arm.
Family-friendly Halloween events and fall festivals are happening across the Phoenix area, from Spooky Safari to Brick-or-Treat and more free activities.
Emails show a Corona del Sol teacher raised concerns twice about a camera in a temporary locker room before a former security guard was arrested on more than 100 counts.
The First Alert Weather team is expecting an active Wednesday, fueled by lingering tropical moisture colliding with a system from the Pacific Northwest.
As AI data centers spread across Arizona, construction leaders say the jobs powering the tech boom still require skilled workers with hammers, drills and wire cutters.
Some of Musk's more than $276 million in political donations is flowing into Arizona’s two toss-up races that could decide the balance of power in Congress.
A Gilbert mother recounts believing she lost her 18-month-old son as her attorney alleges a key test was canceled and lab results came after he was pronounced dead.
A Mesa man convicted of four sexual assaults across the East Valley has been sentenced to nearly 30 years in prison, with lifetime probation to follow.
A Phoenix man will spend 30 years in prison after prosecutors say he attacked four sleeping homeless people with a hammer, killing one and permanently injuring three others.
The Attorney General of Nogales, Sonora says the suspect, 30-year-old Ernest N. was originally wanted for the death of a dentist, 42-year-old Amed de Jesus N. on October 15 in Nogales.
A Valley woman spends 14 to 15 hours a day caring for others and for her donkeys. This week, Arizona’s Family Surprise Squad decided it was her turn to be cared for.
According to a search warrant from the University of Arizona Police Department, the alleged sexual assault happened at the Sigma Phi Epsilon house in August.
