Arizona News

The protest to preserve Oak Flat turned heated Wednesday as San Carlos Apache tribal members, rallying at the Capitol, vowed to do whatever it takes to reverse a deal to turn Oak Flat over to a mining company.

The population of bees has been declining across the U.S. for years and the Arizona Department of Agriculture is concerned about the effect that could have on Arizona.

An Arizona court ruling says legalization of medical marijuana means the smell of pot cannot be the only basis for obtaining a search warrant to investigate suspected illegal activity.

Getting pulled over is a very aggravating and stressful time for all drivers, but a Phoenix-area police officer said it’s important to remain calm.

Gov. Doug Ducey signed an executive order Wednesday arming the Arizona National Guard in response to multiple shootings at military facilities in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Two Arizona teenagers could soon be competing for the title of the best science project in the world.

Some renovations to Sun Devil Stadium geared toward fan comfort will be completed as soon as this upcoming football season, according to ASU.

The only thing an Arizona police officer did wrong during an encounter in which he used his cruiser to ram an armed suspect was curse at two civilians who got too close to the action, according to reports released Wednesday.

Two Phoenix-area hospitals are the state’s best, a news publisher said Wednesday.

The Phoenix Police Department is searching for the owner of photo albums full of pictures dating back to the late ’70s to mid ’80s, including wedding photos.

Former Olympic gold medalist Amy Van Dyken-Rouen continued her inspirational recovery Monday, when she kicked her husband’s hand.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has been added to the roster of the Republican Governors Association executive committee.

An Army reservist at a Phoenix-area military center asked for and got extra security in wake of the Chattanooga shooting.