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Dozens of people in the Valley died indoors because of the heat last year and most of them had an air conditioner
A Mesa police officer used his own SUV to stop a woman driving out of control because she was having a stroke on Thursday.
Based on those levels, Arizona will again lose 18% of its total Colorado River allocation.
State leaders are suspending operations at St. Luke's Behavior Health Center in Phoenix, essentially closing the facility.
A Tempe Fire Medical Rescue Department captain is battling a rare form of cancer and loved ones are asking for the community's help.
Despite the formal rebuke of her colleagues, Wendy Rogers has suffered few consequences.
A new kind of trail is open in Flagstaff that is designed to boost the mental and physical health of hikers.
Coulter Motor Company is accused of using deceptive online vehicle pricing and charging Latino car buyers more in interest and add-on products.
Alberto Ortiz, owner of El Navegante, began his seafood restaurant in San Luis Rio Colorado, Mexico, is now opening a new location in Yuma.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation, the eastbound lanes of I-10 are closed near Buckeye while crews investigate a car fire at mile post 106.
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Arizona Prop 140, also known as the Eliminate Partisan Primaries Amendment, will ask voters if primary elections should be open to all, regardless of political party.
Shain Davis created the nonprofit Shoes for Soldiers after he suffered from severe foot pain and arthritis following his military service.
Taton Dorfman, 29, was arrested on charges of first-degree murder and animal cruelty.
The Diamondbacks are the hottest team in baseball and the field may, at times, be the hottest stadium in the MLB.
Arizonans can now purchase Hualapai Tribe, Phoenix Rising FC and Rotary International specialty plates.
Mold on soda guns, hash browns and cheese were among some violations uncovered at these Valley restaurants.
After initially expecting completion this week, the closure at a busy east Phoenix intersection has been extended.
Just after 9 a.m., authorities confirmed to Arizona’s Family crews on scene the body was located by a drone.
A new team will be taking over a favorite central Phoenix restaurant, focused on bringing energy and excitement to the staple eatery.
Police say a car went up in flames after an alleged burglar drove a car into a Valley strip mall early Thursday morning.
The family of a missing boater has told FOX5 that the body discovered at Lake Mead on Wednesday was 58-year-old Gregory Bell.
One Valley bank is supporting a local business and helping them during hard times.
Wild burros have become overpopulated near Lake Havasu and other urban areas around Arizona, so the Bureau of Land Management will be relocating groups of them for adoption.
New body-camera video shows a father distraught as first responders try to save his 2-year-old girl who he left in a hot SUV last month in Marana.
Arizona's top educator says he plans to support a new round of bills aimed at restricting cellphones in the classroom statewide.
Court records say Zion Teasley is facing two felony charges, one for aggravated assault on a deadly weapon and another for first-degree burglary.
The Pima County Sheriff’s Department said Angelito Adrian Olivas was arrested on an aggravated assault charge, but was released after posting a $2,500 bond.
Days after being accused of stealing more than $35,000 from a Scottsdale middle school organization, police said a Scottsdale mom turned herself in.
The justices sided with Republican lawmakers over the proponents of the ballot measure on abortion rights.
An Arizona man has pleaded guilty to make threats to federal officials, including the FBI and a member of Congress.
A Scottsdale man is frustrated with his bank after he filed what he thought would be a simple complaint about a forged check turned into a weeks-long saga.
Rangers at Lake Mead National Recreation Area recovered a body Wednesday.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said the deputy was ambushed while responding to a domestic violence call.
Prosecutors claim an Arizona woman is still performing midwife duties even after she surrendered her license after a mother and baby died while, in her case, during childbirth.
Maricopa County’s top prosecutor is launching a new campaign to combat teen violence in the Valley.
Some Phoenix-area school districts are experiencing a significant shortage of bus drivers, leading to frequent delays.
37-year-old Christopher Scholtes now faces a charge of first degree murder and child abuse, intentionally knowing, circumstances likely to cause death or serious physical injury.
In space, no one can hear you screaming about an Alien movie finally being good again… Good thing I’m on Earth!
Abortion rights are officially on the ballot this November in Arizona.
NAU Athletics just unveiled a new first-ever alternative identity, welcoming the “Astrojacks” into the Lumberjack family.
The Pima County Sheriff’s Department said a deputy is recovering after being shot while responding to a domestic violence call on Tuesday.
The federal government is expected to announce water cuts soon that would affect some of the 40 million people reliant on the Colorado River.
ADOT says over 2,500 entries were submitted for the annual Safety Message Contest, and the pool has been narrowed down to 10 finalists.
The goal is to remind and encourage drivers to be safe in school zones and also shine a light on the important role crossing guards play.
Chairman Terry Rambler wants answers after the northern half of the reservation was without electricity for nearly a day after a storm.
The Navajo code is credited in part with assisting the United States in winning World War II.
A crash caused one vehicle to go into a canal and left two children hospitalized in Buckeye on Wednesday morning.
One Valley car dealership gifted students with new backpacks filled with goodies just in time for the school year!
The Glendale City Council passed several ordinances, including a new fee for solid waste pick up and harsher penalties for short-term rentals.
Superintendent Jeremy Calles said he filed the complaint after months of unwanted sexual advances by governing board president Dr. Elda Luna-Najera.