FBI 2019 Crime Report: See Trends In Arizona

The Federal Bureau of Investigation data showed that violent crimes are down in Arizona, but not all crimes decreased in 2019.

Arizona Poverty Rate Continued Fall In 2019, Still Topped National Rate

The poverty rate in Arizona fell for the eighth straight year in 2019, to 13.5%, but advocates say the gains are not being equally shared.

Judge: AZ Man Charged In 2006 Iraq Killings To Remain Jailed

An Arizona judge ruled that an Iraqi immigrant arrested on charges related to 2006 Iraq killings will stay in jail amid an extradition case.

Rare Halloween Blue Moon Joins October Sky Over Arizona

A full harvest moon and a full hunter’s blue Halloween moon bookend a month of meteor showers in the skies over Arizona.

Arizona Elections: Important Dates To Know

With just a week left to register to vote on Nov. 3, here are all of the important dates Arizona needs to know heading into the election.

AZ Refugees Turned Citizens Prepare To Vote In First Election

Fleeing war and persecution, refugees have settled in the U.S. and become naturalized citizens. Now, they will vote in their first election.

Obesity In Arizona Could Make Coronavirus Illnesses Worse: CDC

The CDC says racial and ethnic groups in Arizona, already at increased COVID-19 risk, are more likely to be hospitalized if they're obese.

UFO Sightings In Arizona: What You’ve Witnessed In 2020

See witness accounts of unidentified flying objects in Arizona, reported to the National UFO Reporting Center.

Arizona State Fair To Offer Drive-Thru For Fair Food

The Arizona State Fair may be canceled for 2020, but you can still get your fried food fix with a new drive-thru.

Pac-12 Reverses Decision, Arizona Schools Will Play Football

The Pac-12 changed course Thursday and announced that the West Coast will have a football season this fall after all, including in Arizona.

Access Expert Medical Advice From Your Phone With Nurse Now

Banner Health’s Nurse Now is a free service that helps you determine if you need to make a trip to the hospital or doctor’s office.

AZ Secretary Of State, Governor Clash Over Election Changes

Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs issued teleconferencing and videoconferencing options to ensure everyone can vote on Nov. 3.

Cindy McCain Rebukes Fellow Republican Trump, Endorses Biden

Cindy McCain, the widow of the late Republican Arizona Sen. John McCain, has endorsed Democrat Joe Biden for the presidency.

Arizona Jobless Rate Plummets In August, Nearing Pre-Pandemic Levels

Arizona’s unemployment rate plummeted last month to almost pre-pandemic levels, falling from 10.7% in July to 5.9% in August.

Arizonan On Trump’s Short List For Supreme Court Has Low Profile

WASHINGTON – When President Donald Trump sits down to pick a Supreme Court nominee to take the seat of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who ...

Voter Registration Day 2020 In Arizona: 5 Things To Know

Here’s information on registering to vote in your state along with important deadlines.

Report: Arizona Teens Paid To File Social Media Posts For Campaigns

Facebook and Twitter opened investigations into a number of Arizona teenagers’ social media accounts for operating fraudulent profiles.

Arizona Coronavirus Update: 1,753 Cases, 38 Deaths

The Arizona Department of Health Services reported an increase in coronavirus cases Thursday, after including older positive antigen cases.

Arizona Expected To Clear Over The Next Few Days, But Smoke Could Return

The smoke over Arizona is expected to clear this week, but meteorologists say it could return as wildfires continue to scorch the west.

Voting By Mail In Arizona: How It Works, And How It Doesn’t

Voting by mail has become a hot button issue this election and millions of Americans, including in Arizona, plan to vote by mail Nov. 3.

Court Halts Trump Plan To Exclude Undocumented Migrants From Census, Including In AZ

A federal court Thursday blocked President Donald Trump’s plan to exclude unauthorized immigrants from the census.

U.S. News Ranks 2021’s Best Colleges: See Arizona Schools

New rankings from U.S. News & World Report evaluate colleges based on factors such as academic excellence and graduation rates.

Coconino Official Joins Plea For Continued Federal Support Of Rural Counties

Coconino County Supervisor Liz Archuleta urged federal officials Wednesday to honor their commitments to fund rural counties.

Report: Arizona Had Highest ‘Housing Loss’ Rate; More Evictions Coming

Arizona had the highest rate of “housing loss” in the nation, according to a new national study, and experts predict a "tsunami" this fall.

Why Getting A Flu Shot This Year Is More Important Than Ever

Banner Health experts answer frequently asked questions about the flu vaccine and who should get it.

College Towns In AZ And Around The U.S. Fret About Census Count

Thousands of college students towns like Tempe are being counted at their parents' homes instead of their off-campus homes.

Maricopa County Judge Rules Ducey's Bar Closure Order Was Legal

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge ruled Tuesday that Gov. Doug Ducey's order closing some bars was legal and will not revoke it.

Arizona Reports Lowest Coronavirus Cases Since March

The state reported 81 new coronavirus cases and just two deaths Monday.

Judge Halts Plan To End Census Early, As Arizona, Tribal Responses Lag

A federal judge has temporarily blocked a Census Bureau plan to end its counting a month earlier than planned.

Stink Bugs Are About To Crawl Into Arizona Homes: What To Do

Brown marmorated stink bugs, which threaten fruit crops in Arizona and 45 other states, will soon crawl into your home for the winter.

AZ Attorney General: Ducey's Bar Order Was Illegal

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said Friday that Gov. Doug Ducey's order closing some bars but allowing others to open was illegal.

Kanye West, A Republican, Can’t Run As An Independent For President In Arizona

A judge Thursday blocked rapper Kanye West from appearing as an independent presidential candidate on Arizona ballots.

Arizona Lawsuit Aims To Ban Kanye West From Presidential Ballot

An Arizona resident filed suit to bar rapper Kanye West from the state's presidential ballot Nov. 3, calling him an election spoiler.

Arizona Schools: 10 Counties Meet Guidelines For Reopening

Several counties in Arizona now meet the state's benchmarks to reopen for in-person learning, including Maricopa and Pima counties.

David Blaine Flies Over Arizona Holding 52 Balloons

Magician David Blaine completed his latest stunt Wednesday as he flew 24,000 feet over Arizona, carried by a fistful of helium balloons.

Arizona Delays Expiration of Driver's Licenses

An extension from Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey adds a year of validity to any license that expires between March 1 and Dec. 31 amid the pandemic.

Magician David Blaine To Perform Next Stunt In Arizona

David Blaine's 'Ascension' stunt will have him floating 18,000 feet high into the sky, carried only by balloons in Page, Arizona Wednesday.

Arizona To Offer Free Flu Shots Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

As flu season coincides with the coronavirus pandemic, Arizona is urging everyone who can to get a flu shot.

Mail-In Voting In Arizona: Deadlines, How To Get A Ballot

Follow these steps on how to properly cast your ballot by mail in Arizona.

Arizona Passes 5,000 Covid-19 Deaths, But Overall Numbers Trending Down

Arizona passed 200,000 COVID-19 cases and the death toll from the disease topped 5,000 Saturday.