Echo Canyon Trail at Camelback Mountain has reopened after crews stabilized multiple boulders that eroded and loosened during storms that moved through the area in October.
Investigators say a suspect led Arizona Department of Public Safety authorities on a pursuit, leading to a deadly shootout in the northeastern part of the state on Saturday.
Each Arizona child was escorted around the Target store at Phoenix Desert Ridge mall where they were able to spend $300-350 on anything they wanted, including toys, clothes and books.
Arizona’s top prosecutor has joined a multistate lawsuit challenging visa policy changes implemented by the Department of Homeland Security, her office announced on Friday.
On Friday, Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego (D) visited the Mountain Park Health Center’s Jesse Owens Clinic near Baseline Road and Central Avenue in Phoenix to take a short tour and spoke one-on-one with Arizona’s Family Reporter Zach Prelutsky.
Amanda Eriqez won a custody battle after years of domestic violence and received surprise Cardinals tickets from coworkers. After the game, Trey McBride gave her son autographed gloves.
Phoenix PD said the new policy under consideration is meant to provide guidance on respectful, lawful interactions with people experiencing homelessness.
What started as a desperate swim in a Tempe canal ended with teamwork, cheers, and one safe pup, all thanks to the East Valley city's first responders.
Newly obtained court documents are revealing more about how an online sale meetup turned into a deadly shooting at a popular East Valley shopping center.
Several Arizona Democratic leaders are asking Congress to investigate after an operation resulted in a Tucson representative and her staff members being pepper-sprayed.
The Arizona Supreme Court on Friday narrowed when drivers can face enhanced penalties for running red lights in crashes that cause death or serious injury.
Self-taught Valley clarinetist Joe Giacinto is set to perform at an NBA game after a video of his performance attracted the attention of a retired NBA legend.
Wayne Tomlin walked into Goodwill looking for a job when he was 19, and 45 years later, he’s still there. Company leaders say Tomlin serves as an ambassador for new employees at the organization.
