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A Mesa man who called 911 claiming he found his girlfriend unresponsive has been arrested and charged with her murder, police said.
The Coolidge Police Department said the outage is affecting traffic lights and about 5,500 homes and businesses.
Dangerous summer heat is proving deadly for some Valley families, especially those without working air conditioning or a reliable place to cool down.
A Phoenix police officer was injured after another driver crashed into a city facility yard and slammed into the officer’s parked squad car, police said.
The westbound lanes of I-10 are expected to be closed for the next several hours, DPS officials said.
First responders were called to the Bursera Trailhead at South Mountain at about 4 p.m. for reports that a man was having a heat-related emergency.
Two 3-year-old children are recovering after separate near-drowning incidents at backyard pools in the East Valley, officials said.
A 10-year-old Arizona fiddler is heading to the Grand Ole Opry after winning a contest that earned her a spot on country music's biggest stage.
Firefighters are working to rescue two hikers suffering from heat exhaustion on a popular Scottsdale trail Saturday as the Valley bakes in potentially record-setting temperatures.
A north Phoenix multi-vehicle crash on Cave Creek Road left one driver unresponsive and closed southbound Cave Creek Road.
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One small Arizona border town is about to play a big role in reopening U.S.-Mexico cattle trade.
A detention deputy and three inmates were taken to the hospital after a crash in central Phoenix late Friday night.
A man is dead after being hit by a pickup truck while crossing a street in Phoenix’s Maryvale neighborhood Friday night, police say.
Sedona in the summer is more fun than you think! From hummingbird festivals to aura photos, here's your guide to the best summer activities.
FOIA records show months of conflict before Las Vegas city worker killing
The Protect Education Act would change ESA voucher eligibility requirements and tighten spending rules.
With air temperatures in the mid-110s this weekend, pavement and concrete can reach significantly higher temperatures.
Emergency crews tried to save a man struck by an SUV in central Phoenix, but he died at the scene.
Yuma patients say they are stressed and confused after the Bio Clinic closed while its doctor remains held on a $50 million bond.
A look at a few recent cases can offer insight into the criminal mind of a repeat offender.
A man wanted for homicide from out of state is behind bars after police said he was involved in a deadly stabbing in central Phoenix Friday morning.
Forget the alarm clock. A band of coyotes woke a Phoenix man two days straight by romping across his roof and scratching at his window.
Residents in southwest Arizona say they are battling a persistent fly infestation, and many packed a public meeting to demand answers as officials investigate possible sources.
A former Scottsdale personal trainer convicted on four sexual assault counts was sentenced to 34 years in prison Friday.
Health experts say Arizona’s falling childhood vaccination rate is fueling concern as a measles outbreak worsens before school starts.
An Arizona monsoon storm split the iconic “Here It Is” sign at the Jack Rabbit Trading Post, damaging nearly 80 years of Route 66 history.
Officials do not know why the ballots did not reach voters’ homes.
A man is in critical condition after he was hit by a car on Friday afternoon in west Phoenix.
Arizona DPS is remembering the life of an 18-month-old K-9 named Jack after his unexpected death.
Arizona joined 24 other states in suing the Trump administration over FEMA and DHS funding conditions tied to elections and immigration.
Eloy firefighters rescued 81 cows stranded in a sweltering trailer on I-10 after a tractor-trailer broke down in 115-degree Arizona heat.
Multiple Valley freeway closures and lane restrictions are set for this weekend, July 24–27. Here's what drivers need to know before hitting the road.
Federal agents are searching for a convicted domestic abuser who fled Washington state and may have ties to southern Arizona.
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale gave 250 Arizona children $200 each to shop for clothing and back-to-school essentials at its annual Kid Spree event.
Thousands of people are visiting Phoenix heat relief centers as dangerous heat continues to sweep across the Valley.
Fans are driving hours and staying up past midnight to catch "The Odyssey" in IMAX 70mm at one of only 41 venues worldwide offering the format.
Pigeons dyed blue for an Arizona family’s gender reveal in June have drawn public backlash and raised animal welfare concerns.
Bodycam captures the moment Border Patrol agents open a trunk and find a man inside as Yuma temperatures approach 110 degrees.
A former Scottsdale trainer and brief ASU football player is set for sentencing after a jury convicted him of sexual assault charges.
Baby Noa Drew Felix was delivered by her parents, Regena and Frankie Felix, after labor progressed faster than medical staff had anticipated.
The Republican gubernatorial nominee declined to say whether Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs legitimately won the 2022 election.
The officer's Taser deployment sparking a fire that left a man with first- and second-degree burns and nerve damage.
The $120 million project built in the wake of the 2022 Pipeline Fire has withstood its first significant monsoon test.
A new antifungal pill, olorofim, shows promising results for severe valley fever patients, offering hope where no other treatment options exist.
As triple-digit temperatures grip Phoenix, a senior cooling center is seeing record demand from older residents desperate for relief.
Grand Canyon National Park is monitoring cyanobacteria in several waterways and advising backcountry visitors how to reduce exposure.
If you can safely brave the Valley heat in June, July and August, you can play at the bucket list public golf courses around the Valley for just a fraction of the cost.
Gilbert police are searching for three people after a firework exploded at a backyard gathering, injuring five children.
Arizona leads the nation in SNAP enrollment declines after federal changes took effect last July.
ADOT released video showing crews working to clear culverts and drains along the damaged section of road.