Beware Cele! Ian Cameron is heading to Parliament
Hero crime fighter Ian Cameron is entering politics. In this interview with BizNews, he speaks about his motivation for becoming...
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A South Sudan activist is charged in Arizona with trying to illegally export arms for coup back home
Peter Biar Ajak fled to the U.S. with the help of the American government four years ago after he said...
Crews battling 800-acre Aubrey Fire near Kingman
Firefighters say they have stopped forward progress on the Aubrey Fire, which has burned about 800 acres near Seligman, which...
Motorcyclist dead after crash in north Phoenix
Police say the motorcycle rider, 50-year-old Bradley Reitch, died at the hospital.
Police searching for gunman in deadly west Phoenix shooting
Police say a man was shot and killed near Van Buren Street and 43rd Avenue. The suspect then left the...
Motorcyclist dead after crash in north Phoenix
Police do not believe impairment is a factor in the collision.
Coconino County investing in new ways to prevent wildfires in Arizona
Coconino County and the U.S. Forest Service are partnering to remove trees and brush to mitigate the risk of wildfires.
Chandler police fire at suspect, mistakenly shoot neighbor as well
The shooting happened Sunday night on Carla Vista Drive near Chandler Boulevard and McClintock Drive. Both men were hospitalized and...
Abortion services resume after Tempe clinic reopens
The Planned Parenthood location in Tempe has resumed services more than a year after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe...
Ex-lawmaker David Stringer is running for Yavapai County attorney
Disgraced former Arizona lawmaker David Stringer is looking to back into public office by running for Yavapai County attorney.
Hundreds of acres burned in northwest Arizona wildfires
The Aubrey Fire, located northwest of Seligman, has burned about 800 acres.
Tempe Planned Parenthood clinic resumes abortions following year-long closure
Before Tuesday, only the Glendale and Tucson locations were offering abortion services.
