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Families of 19 firefighter killed in wildfire are among 160 plaintiffs suing the state for damages estimated in the millions
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The FBI is investigating whether a makeshift bomb placed next to a 50,000-gallon diesel tank at an Arizona power station Wednesday has any connection to a suspicious incident this year at another substation owned by the same company. New details a
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Three hundred more unaccompanied migrant children — with more on the way — were transported Saturday from southern Texas into a makeshift way station set up in a Border Patrol detention facility in Nogales, Ariz., ....
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California steps up bid to lure Tesla battery plant
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Arizona - angry about the federal government sending from Texas to Arizona immigrants who are in the country illegally - said conditions at the holding center are so dire federal officials asked the state to ship medical supplies
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The Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort and Spa once again will play a role in bringing Super Bowl activities to the southeast Valley by hosting one of the teams participating in the 2015 Super Bowl on Feb. 1 at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale
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Mikester and Thane discuss yuppie-shaming, the irrelevance of Don Imus, and polygamy as a marriage equality issue.
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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer signed its flavor of a revenge porn crime into law. The crime went from misdemeanor to felony. It criminalized images “of another person in a state of nudity,” whatever that means. And it has no “Anthony Weiner exception.
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"A new interpretation of state law in Arizona could force customers to pay property taxes on leased solar panels. In a state with an estimated 20,000 solar customers and 85 percent of new solar installations being leased systems, the implications of
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Long waiting times for appointments led to the deaths of at least 40 veterans who were patients at the Phoenix Veterans Affairs Health Care System. Many of those veterans were placed on a “secret waiting list” that was part of a scheme
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This time, the Yaqui police were armed with a new law that allows Indian tribes, which have their own justice system, to prosecute non-Indians. Instead of driving Lopez to the Circle K and telling him to leave the reservation, they arrested him.
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Marc Victor, chairman of the Arizona Veterans Assistance Committee, which was leading a recall of state Sen. Kimberly Yee, says he is filing papers with the secretary of state to terminate the recall after negotiating a compromise with Yee.
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About time we hear a real sheriff call for the BLM to stand down.
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"Matt Papke understands the need for a local focus on combating criminal activity. Matt's dad spent thirty years with me as a Tempe Police Officer and I endorse Matt fully in his pursuit of a Tempe City Council seat.
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"It’s not just cellphone use," Baum said. "You could be eating a hamburger, putting on makeup, just talking to the people that are in the car, and not paying attention to the roadway."
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The Tucson police officer who was caught on video brutally pummeling a female student as she walked innocuously near the campus of the University of Arizona has been identified as Joel Mann,
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THE PLAN: One generation plants trees, the next enjoys the shade. As with the Chinese proverb, through the General Plan process, the City of Tempe thinks to the next generations to ensure the city's sustainable growth, economic prosperity and continu
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A federal judge presiding over a racial profiling case against an Arizona sheriff's office chided the sheriff and his top aide on Monday for mischaracterizing his findings, telling them he's unimpressed by what he called their apparent "double dealin
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Family and friends gathered around for the unveiling. At last, we were finally going to get some answers from Arizona Public Service (APS) about why they had installed a surveillance camera in our suburban, Phoenix neighborhood. Jill Monier, from Fox
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The records indicate that FBI agents found probable cause to recommend felony counts of obstructing criminal investigations of prosecutions, theft by threats, tampering with witnesses, perjury and theft by extortion.
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The Ariz. State Veterinary Medical Examining Board wants to throw entrepreneurs who massage animals without a veterinary license into jail and fine them $3,500 per violation.
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Republican Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer slapped down the right wing of her own party, vetoing a bill pushed by social conservatives that would have allowed people with sincerely held religious beliefs to refuse to serve gays.
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Arizona Governor Jan Brewer announced that she has vetoed a bill that would have allowed state businesses to discriminate against gay and lesbian customers.
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Arizona lawmakers are feeling increasing pressure from the gay community to reject a bill they believe discriminates against them. The statehouse in the Grand Canyon State recently passed a bill allowing businesses to not serve homosexuals. This caus
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Seriously? It should be specifically made a crime to “taunt” police officers in ways that causes them (and would cause a reasonable person) to be seriously annoyed? And bicyclists and skateboarders, too?
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I’m not sure why but I’m guessing more people are becoming food educated. Words like Monsanto, organic, chemicals and pesticides are more commonly spoken now than ever before. It is very rare I meet a person who does not know about Monsanto.
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It found that she was entirely unable to fulfill the basic functions of a police officer while Glemba was competing with elite athletes. She was also featured on a radio program for ripping out a kitchen and putting in a new one only months after
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Arizona’s state senate panel approved a bill withdrawing state support for intelligence agencies’ collection of metadata and banning the use of warrantless data in courts. The panel becomes the first legislative body in US to try and thwart NSA spyin
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Last week, Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s use of racial and ethnic profiling cost Maricopa County at least $22 million to monitor and re-train those in the county’s employ. This week, Sheriff Arpaio announced that he is punishing 38 unpatriotic inma
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Arizona may become the second state, after Utah, to recognize gold and silver as legal tender authorized for payments of debts and taxes.
