Arizona bill could mandate immigration status checks in hospitals
Arizona Senate Bill 1268 essentially would mandate hospitals to ask if you are a citizen of the United States.
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Arizona bill would require hospitals to ask for migrant status
If you’re facing a medical emergency and need to go to the hospital, a bill making its way through the...
Arizona’s longest-standing peace officer shares his journey
Arizona’s longest-standing sworn peace officer is 77-year-old Henry Cusson, who joined the Phoenix Police Department in 1970.
Longest-standing peace officer celebrates decades of service to Phoenix community
Meet Arizona’s longest-standing sworn peace officer: 77-year-old Henry Cusson, who joined the Phoenix Police Department in 1970 after serving in...
Woman killed, two kids hurt in Phoenix-area crash
Phoenix firefighters responded to the three-vehicle crash around 11:30 p.m. Monday at 43rd and Purdue avenues. A woman, later identified...
Arizona Supreme Court explains why it’s using AI reporters
The Arizona Supreme Court is using artificial intelligence reporters and the chief justice explains the reasoning behind the move. Made...
Retired federal judge says Arizona’s execution protocol is ‘flawed’
As Arizona prepares to execute its first death row inmate in two years, a retired judge who reviewed the execution...
New footage shows chaotic fight outside downtown Phoenix club
Phoenix police say officers were called out to Central Avenue and Pierce Street around 2:30 a.m. Sunday. A man involved...
Phoenix City Council approves raising the sales tax
The Phoenix City Council approved a sales tax increase to help with its budget deficit.
Cartel threats to Yuma border-crossing students prompts safety concerns
Hundreds of students cross the southern border each day for school. Safety concerns for those students, who are U.S. citizens...
RAW: Tempe police give update on crime spree ending at Tempe resort
The Tempe Police Department gave new details about a man who shot a car on the freeway and then shot...
Man accused of sending threats to President Trump has Arizona ties
A man with Arizona ties has been indicted after allegedly sending President Donald Trump a threatening letter with a mysterious...
