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Nearly two decades after getting Arizona voters' approval, a law mandating an English-only education for non-native speakers may get repealed in 2020.

Police in Glendale say a man has been fatally shot after officers responded to an illegal party in an industrial district in the city. They say officers received reports about multiple shots fired around 2:45 a.m. Sunday.

The Arizona elected official facing human smuggling charges over an adoption scheme is in federal custody.

Yavapai College Vice President of Instruction and Student Development, Dr. Ron Liss, has announced his retirement effective January 26, 2020.

Every 2 seconds, someone’s identity is stolen. Despite how common this crime has become, there are ways you can protect yourself.

When it comes to the architectural trends of the times, Gurley Street’s historic Bashford Courts building has always been decidedly fashion-forward.

A meeting for the public to weigh in on possible improvements to the Granite Creek Corridor is scheduled for this week.

Carmen and Charles Cole are convinced — eating a diet of 100% plant-based, non-GMO foods can save your life.

If you’ve driven past the intersection of Highway 69 and Lake Valley Road, near the center of town in Prescott Valley this month, you might have noticed a rather tall, bright yellow, tripod-looking crane pointing to the sky.

An Arizona homeowners association says it's building a wall that would block elementary school students from a school entrance and force them to walk an extra mile.

Joy Golliver recently visited the Washington state community where she and her late husband lived for more than 20 years. Thanks to virtual reality, Golliver actually never left Tucson.

Prescott Valley Animal Control Supervisor Tim Yogerst has a message: Don’t feed the bears. In fact, don’t leave your trash unsecured or pet food out.

The U.S. Forest Service wants a federal judge to reconsider an order that halted tree-cutting across thousands of square miles of forest in the Southwest.

The Humboldt Unified School District Governing Board will meet at the Humboldt Elementary School, 2750 Corral Street in Dewey-Humboldt for its regular meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 15 at 6:30 p.m.

A proposed new highway from Nogales to Wickenburg — and eventually beyond to Kingman — has united a Republican legislator and environmental interests in opposition, albeit for different reasons.

At the lowest ebb of her life, Jennifer Bennett wondered whether she might ever find firm ground again.

Nearly 18% of Prescott residents have no internet connection in their homes, according to U.S. Census QuickFacts for 2018.

After more than a decade of working with municipal ordinances and City Council minutes, Prescott City Clerk Maureen Scott has decided to tap into her creative side.

An Indy car with a special wrap commemorating the 50th anniversary of Mario Andretti’s first Indy 500 win is seen outisde of Sun Valley Tires Friday

A Prescott man has been arrested on numerous felony counts of sexual exploitation of a minor.

Voters will be asked to decide next month whether to raise the pay of Glendale’s mayor and council members.

Although this monsoon season was one of the driest on record, parts of Arizona were pummeled with rain in late September, leading to intense flooding in Apache Junction and other cities.

State government is likely to have lots of extra money to spend in future years — if the national economy doesn’t collapse.

After an almost two-month delay due to scoring difficulties, the state Department of Education released the 2019 spring results of the AZMerit tests for all of its district and charter schools this week.

Police arrested San Diego Padres pitcher Jacob Nix after he was accused of breaking into a suburban Phoenix home through a doggie door and was shot with a Taser by the homeowner.