House Bill 2281, known as “Emily’s Law,” would direct the Arizona Department of Safety to establish a “turquoise alert” system for members of federally recognized tribes, including children and teens.

A postponement due to Tuesday's rainy weather didn't stop the Northland Prep girls tennis team from reaching the Division III ...

An Arizona Republic investigation looked at renters who faced immediate evictions after being accused of a crime. It could ...

Dakota Barnes was arrested May 6 and faced charges of aggravated assault, a class 3 felony, and unlawful discharge, a class 6 ...

The shooting that left three dead happened after a fight broke out during a dance party at El Gigante Camaron restaurant in ...

Two metro Phoenix cities made the list of 100 best U.S. cities to live in because of their health care options, economy and amenities. Do you agree?

Regulators will review the shutoff of an 82-year-old's power after receiving inquiries from her family and a letter from Attorney General Kris Mayes.

Authorities say 29-year-old Dakota Barnes was arrested on two counts of aggravated assault and one count of unlawful discharge. Micaela Marshall reports. According to Phoenix Fire, around 8:30 a.m., ...

Glendale police asked the public to help them identify three people detectives believed had information vital to their ...

Mark Anderson has been around schools, students, classrooms, and education for so long even he can’t quite remember exactly ...

Bobby Luera created OASA events to replicate family gatherings that helped him after the shooting of his father. The May 4 ...

Copper mine foes asked a judge to stop the government from acting on Oak Flat mine plans until Supreme Court rules.