Monica Lindstrom

So who got the better end of THIS deal? Only time will give us the definitive answer, but my initial opinion is that the Coyotes won.

The family court proceedings between these athletes are not typical, and truth be told, they are a bit confusing.

Monday’s hearing was originally scheduled to discuss the mundane issues of discovery but much more happened, and it gave us more insight as to what the parties will be arguing starting on July 31.

The Supreme Court of the United States handed down its last decisions of this term Monday. Two of the decisions affect Arizonans.

What does this mean for Arizona?

Arizona legalized same sex marriage on Oct. 17, 2014. As such, the Supreme Court’s decision really just cements the validity of Arizona’s decision.

We finally have the basis of the city of Glendale’s argument as to why it is canceling the arena lease agreement with the Arizona Coyotes.

The Glendale City Council goes into executive session Tuesday afternoon presumably to discuss the Arizona Coyotes.

The city of Glendale’s claim that the Arizona Coyotes broke certain terms of their contract, which allowed them to cancel their lease agreement, will have to be proven in court.

The city of Glendale voted to cancel the Arizona Coyotes lease agreement Wednesday night, but did they have the legal right to do so?

Privacy has always been a big issue in our country and it always will be.

If you’re a parent there is at least one time you’ve had an argument with your kid that started out something like this: Mom, can I play on the iPad? No, you haven’t cleaned your room yet. But Mom! No, in fact, clean your room and then play with your toys or read a book, […]

On this day, way back in 2013, the first jury found Jodi Arias guilty of first-degree felony murder.

These past couple weeks have shown us a new side of “America’s toughest sheriff, Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

Jerice Hunter is guilty of being a horrible, terrible mother who killed her little 5-year-old daughter, Jhessye Shockley.