Fabulous Phoenix Fourth, Light Up the Sky at American Family Fields and After Dark in the Park are all canceled because of supply issues.
The child was shot by another child after the pair found a gun in a Phoenix apartment. The victim suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
The city council must approve the salary restructure next week. Critics say current salaries make it hard to attract the best officers.
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Colleen Hoopes was shot to death by her husband on May 20 in Tempe. Her family hopes to help others who share her passion for dance.
The man was shot following a confrontation and was found laying on the ground, police said. The suspected shooter has not been found.
Distribution event will help outfit more than 5,000 Title I students in kindergarten through 6th grade with clothes, shoes, school supplies
The public helped identify the suspected robber, using surveillance video. He was arrested on suspicion of robbery and aggravated assault.
Full-time, tuition-free online public school recognized 162 graduates in traditional graduation ceremony on May 25
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (BPOE) was the first fraternal organization to observe Flag Day
The woman suffered injuries at the Walmart on Metro Parkway East that police did not believe were life threatening.
This is the GOP's latest effort to roll back a system of no-excuse absentee voting that the GOP-controlled Legislature has built since 1991.
The patient is a man in his late 30s who is recovering in isolation, Maricopa County health officials say.
The two javelinas were found near Cave Creek with arrows sticking out of their leg and head. Authorities want helping finding the shooters.
U.S. Senators for Arizona Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema both support stronger federal gun control measures.
A strip mall shooting that left 1 dead and 8 injured followed a shooting the previous weekend that left 1 dead and 5 injured.
The event will be held at the 44th Street PHX Sky Train Station and feature a number of participating companies and hundreds of open jobs.
Scorching temperatures are headed for Phoenix by mid-week and have high potential of causing heat-related sickness, or even death.
The NBA star took to social media in support of the WNBA star, who has been detained in a Russian jail on drug charges for over 100 days.
Arizona’s largest city recently joined Tempe, Mesa and Scottsdale in calling on residents to voluntarily reduce their water use.
The victims range between ages 17 and 24, and the shooting started with an argument, police say.
Tyler Moldovan, shot in December, finally came home from rehab Thursday. He was greeted at the airport by a crowd of cheering officers.
It's unclear if the man was injured when police fired at him after he pulled out a gun Wednesday, according to police.
State level protections in Arizona are not great, but progress has been made at the local level. New laws passed this year are concerning.
Both Valley cities are asking residents to cut back on water usage amid the Colorado River water shortage due to drought and overallocation.
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The fire truck was responding to an emergency call with its lights and sirens on when the crash happened, according to police.
The teen drove off the road into a drainage ditch after being shot near I-17 and Thunderbird Road, according to police.
Darryl Blackmon, 13, was pulled from a hotel pool over the weekend after a football tournament. He reportedly died Tuesday night.
The Threshold program includes a promise from a network of property owners to provide safe affordable housing to those exiting homelessness.
One man was shot by police, another was shot and run over and a senior man shot his wife and then himself, according to police.