Safford City Councilman Chris Taylor said he had been drug-free for years before he relapsed and overdosed on heroin last week.
Terence Kirkpatrick sued Mesa last year after he was injured during a scuffle with police. Now the city is settling with him.
The new memorial outside the D-backs spring training facility honors the more than 1,100 sailors who died on the USS Arizona during Pearl Harbor.
Two Arizona lawmakers are working together to improve maternal and infant health in the state with a package of six new bills.
Arizona is one of 13 states where homeowners can lose all of their home equity over tax debt, no matter how small, according to AARP.
Nearly 1 in 9 female high school students reported experiencing sexual violence from a partner in the past year, according to the CDC.
While the Iowa caucuses were a mess, Arizona’s chief elections official said Democratic voters shouldn't worry because the state is prepared.
The bill would bar anyone from using a temporary address, including university dorm rooms, to register to vote in Arizona.
DACA recipients’ fight to be eligible for in-state tuition has a new, unlikely leader - a Republican lawmaker from Prescott.
A former Phoenix police officer who pleaded guilty to beating a handcuffed suspect has offered to give up his peace officer certification.
