The Phoenix Symphony’s musicians said they aren’t ready for their final curtain call and are asking for answers so they can save the orchestra and 66 musicians’ jobs.
A Peoria graphic designer’s artwork will soon appear on Arizona roads after the Grand Canyon Conservancy named him winner of its Grand Canyon specialty license plate design contest.
Arizona is now home to the nation’s newest national park, but visitors will have to wait a little longer for the passport stamp, selfie sign and souvenirs.
Just in time for Halloween, one Arizona family is proving you can shop local for trick-or-treat — and taste nearly 60 years of history while you do it.
A former Tempe Union High School District wrestler says he never suspected the assistant coach meant to protect students would eventually be charged with voyeurism.
An erratic driving stop led Phoenix officers to a man who had been shot miles away and was trying to drive himself to a hospital early Saturday morning.
The Cactus Shadows High School athletic director is under fire for the way he allegedly handled information that a student may have had a gun on campus.
Taliesin West is back open after a Brazilian university official was killed on site, now with new weather station technology to guide daily safety decisions.
By Brian Petersheim Jr., Alaina Kwan and Colton Shone
Multiple Native American communities across northern and eastern Arizona are working to recover after severe storms brought devastating flash flooding this week, displacing dozens of families and prompting emergency declarations.
Defense attorneys for the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk are suggesting a 2029 trial date because they say it could take them that long to prepare their case.
