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Police said they believe man was homeless and attempting suicide. Wounds not fatal, authorities say.
Authorities say Norman "Lee" Radder's death was staged as a suicide and that divorce attorney was present at the time.
An 81-year-old Wittmann woman again faces trouble for animal hoarding.
After three years with no raises, teachers at Mesa Public Schools, the state's largest school district, will get a 2.2 percent salary increase next school year.
Glendale City Council on 4-3 vote approves $579 budget for next fiscal year; includes $17 million arena management fee.
A Phoenix woman who pretended to have cancer to raise money for breast implants has pleaded not guilty to fraud and theft charges.
Security guard found on track of Desert Vista campus. Police do not suspect foul play.
A collision with serious injuries in Phoenix has forced Thomas Road to be closed in both directions near 34th Street, according to the Phoenix Police Department.
Van apparently did not see the stopped bus and struck the back of it, authorities say.
Chandler police investigating family soon realized they were dealing with a major drug organization.
Phoenix police say a man who jumped from a moving vehicle during an argument with his girlfriend has died from his injuries.
Authorities are investigating whether road rage was a factor in a collision last week that left one man dead and prompted the closure of Interstate 10 for several hours during the morning commute.
A federal court judge on Tuesday imposed a 40-year sentence on a White supremacist who was behind a 2004 bombing that seriously injured Scottsdale's diversity director.
Surprise police arrested a man early Sunday morning after they said he threatened his girlfriend's mother with a rifle.
Surprise police: Attempted robbery at gas station that was robbed 9 days earlierTue, 22 May 2012 14:57:19 MST
A Surprise gas station was the scene of an attempted robbery early Tuesday, just over a week after the store was robbed, police said.
Tempe police on Tuesday identified the two men people who died in a suspected murder-suicide.
A Mohave County man shot himself to death Monday afternoon during a barricade situation, hours after he apparently shot and killed his girlfriend, authorities said.
Justice of the Peace Phillip Woolbright appeals panel's recommendation to remove him from officeTue, 22 May 2012 09:46:46 MST
Embattled Arrowhead Justice of the Peace Phillip Woolbright has appealed a recommendation to remove him from office and bar him from future service as a judicial officer.
An RV driver killed in a Loop 202 crash Monday was identified as Buckeye resident Lee T. Holt, officials said Tuesday.
An excessive heat warning has been issued for a second straight day, as temperatures Tuesday are expected to match -- maybe even top -- the 108-degree high reached on Monday.
Federal and state law-enforcement officials told a congressional panel in Arizona on Monday that efforts to combat drug trafficking from Mexico to the United States must include reducing the demand for illegal drugs in this country, not just more enforcement.
A teenager was shot in the face Monday evening while handling a firearm in a Phoenix home with a friend, according to Phoenix Police.
A West Valley father of two was arrested Sunday and is accused of sexually assaulting two women he met on social- networking sites, according to the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.
Michael Marin, a Phoenix attorney, art collector and adventurer, went on trial Monday on an arson charge, with prosecutors alleging he torched his $3.5 million mansion to get himself out of a financial jam.
It would seem that state Rep. John Kavanagh, 61, and his wife, Mayor-elect Linda Kavanagh, 58, would qualify as the classic power couple.
One person was killed when a mobile home RV struck a light pole and another vehicle on the Loop 202 Monday afternoon, leading to a closure of both east and westbound lanes, authorities said.
Like other photographers, Arizona Republic photographer Michael Chow knew that Sunday's eclipse would be a rare opportunity. The last such partial eclipse was 18 years ago.
If the hot weather doesn't chase you indoors, maybe the air-pollution alerts will.
A Scottsdale man was arrested Sunday on suspicion of burglarizing a vehicle in the parking lot of a trailhead.
Folks are going to find weather conditions trying this week: It'll be hot today and Tuesday -- enough to prompt an excessive heat warning -- and winds and low humidity are expected to give crews fighting wildfires fits.
Two elementary schools, one high school went on lockdown after reported shooting at home near Southern Avenue and McClintock Drive.
Homeowner heard noises coming from his chimney and called police. Suspect came out on his own.
