The remnants of an "atmospheric river" will move across Arizona Friday into the weekend, but most of the river's flow will stay in California.

Call it a cliché, but this metro Phoenix city's rapid growth has been a bit of a surprise when considering its humble startup from a single acre.

AEW stuck around Wednesday night after Dynamite went off the air to film this Saturday's episode of Collision in front of the fans at the Arizona Financial Thea

All of the facilities are expected to cease operations by the end of April 2025. In total, 495 hourly employees and 179 salaried employees will be affected.

Where to see your favorite team and what's new at Sloan Park, Surprise Stadium, Camelback Ranch, Salt River Fields, Scottsdale Stadium and more.

Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) has urged the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to take action in response to rising gas prices in Arizona, which have increased by nearly 60 cents per gallon in the past month.

Four Arizona college athletes from Southern California shared their personal connections to the recent devastating wildfires that destroyed homes and claimed lives.

The Nike shoes were stolen off a train in Arizona by cutting an air hose, officials said. PHOENIX — A grand jury has indicted 11 people suspected of being involved in stealing $440,000 worth of Nike shoes from a train in northern Arizona.

According to the zoo, more than $5.3 million was raised to build a new habitat for mountain lions and jaguars. Here's what the habitat has in store for guests and cats.

A winter storm is expected to bring rain and snow to Arizona! Rain, snow on the way. What To Expect. Thursday may be dry during the start of the day, but by late afternoon and int

The nationwide general election ended months ago, but conversations about it have not as there is a push for change from the state level to small Arizona communities. That’s why people from all over the Valley came together on Thursday morning to talk about the future of our elections at a town hall forum at Gateway Community College’s Washington Campus.

Lawyers for 25,000 people incarcerated in Arizona say the state is not capable of fixing deep failures in care even though it has been required to do so over the last decade.