Arizona man pleads guilty to making threats against federal officials
A 37-year-old Arizona man named Michael Lee Tomasi pleaded guilty on Tuesday to making online threats against various federal officials.
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Oversight criticized after woman acts as midwife without license
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Arizona awaits new restrictions on Colorado River water use
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Bus driver shortage leading to delays, fewer stops at Phoenix-area schools
Some Phoenix-area school districts are experiencing a significant shortage of bus drivers, leading to frequent delays.
Both sides react to Arizona Supreme Court ruling on abortion pamphlet
Both sides offered their opinions on an Arizona Supreme Court ruling that approved "unborn human being" in the voter pamphlet...
State suspends operations at Phoenix behavioral hospital
State leaders are suspending operations at St. Luke's Behavior Health Center in Phoenix, essentially closing the facility.
Arizona man pleads guilty to threatening to kill FBI agents, other officials
An Arizona man has pleaded guilty to make threats to federal officials, including the FBI and a member of Congress.
Phoenix Suns release preseason schedule; here’s when to get tickets
The Phoenix Suns have released their 2204 preseason schedule.
AZ High Court: Fetus can be referred as ‘unborn human being’ in voter pamphlet
The justices sided with Republican lawmakers over the proponents of the ballot measure on abortion rights.
New campaign launched to reduce teen violence in Phoenix-area
"Report, Don't Repost" is a new effort by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office to urge resident report crime directly to...
Maricopa County Attorney announces new campaign to curb growing teen violence
Maricopa County’s top prosecutor is launching a new campaign to combat teen violence in the Valley.
