In the past seven months, several school districts in Maricopa County have faced significant challenges, many attributed to financial difficulties and low enrollment.
An 18-year-old has been arrested for allegedly groping a woman and exposing himself to another as they were running along a canal near Mesa late last year.
Navajo police say a 51-year-old computer teacher at Tuba City Junior High was allegedly under the influence of alcohol when he was arrested during classes Tuesday morning.
According to the Arizona Department of Transportation, the southbound Loop 101 off-ramp at Cactus Road will be closed for 60 days as part of a widening project.
Phoenix Bobcats Track and Field Club has nowhere to practice after they say Paradise Valley Community College suddenly withdrew its contract and use of the track.
Annie Anderson, a woman accused of killing and disposing of her baby at Phoenix Sky Harbor in 2005, was bailed out of jail by a reproductive rights group right before her trial was set to begin.
Jesse Kitagawa Jr. is facing charges for reportedly selling the ghost gun used in a school shooting that left two kindergarteners in critical condition.
The fate of TikTok in the United States now hangs in the balance, and many small businesses and restaurants in Arizona are preparing to see how it could affect business.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced her office is teaming up with Arizona Public Service, the Salt River Project, and other utility providers.
Mushroom-infused edibles, once marketed as a stress reliever and energy booster free of psychedelic substances, are linked to 180 illnesses across 34 states
The state created a new group called the Resiliency and Mitigation Council to investigate non-renewals and insurance affordability in wildfire-prone areas.
