By Mitchell Koch, Micaela Marshall and Tianna Morimoto
Authorities in Mesa have identified a man facing a first-degree murder charge after allegedly shooting a woman to death at a bus stop early Tuesday morning.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety says it is investigating a deadly crash involving a semi-truck with a box trailer about 15 miles south of Show Low.
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office has launched a public awareness campaign to educate renters about their rights and various forms of housing discrimination.
The governing board of the Liberty Elementary School District appointed a new board president Monday in a meeting that had to be briefly adjourned because of shouts from the audience.
By Zach Prelutsky, David Caltabiano and Sarah Robinson
One year ago on Monday, nearly 1,200 people in Israel were killed, and over 250 others were kidnapped by Hamas terrorists. Now, the Jewish community in Arizona comes together to honor those who lost their lives.
As Arizona continues to deal with a teacher shortage, the state is making it easier than ever to get certified online in hopes of attracting more people to the profession.
Deputies responded to a welfare check and found the person dead. Now homicide detectives are investigating the death less than one mile from the Somerton airport.
Tempe police officers and firefighters were called to the area of 15th Street and College Avenue for reports of a crash involving a vehicle and a group of bicyclists.
Phoenix Police Officer Tyler Moldovan, who was shot in the line of duty nearly three years ago, is continuing his road to recovery after a scary incident this week.
A dorm building at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff is being closed temporarily after multiple bats, including one that tested positive for rabies, found their way inside.
