Attorneys Andrew Parker and Kurt Olsen, not Lake herself, remain on the hook for Maricopa County's legal bills.

Flooding stranded people at Cave Springs Campground near Sedona, and crews planned to deliver food and water.

Prosecutors say Karl Leslie's indictment could grow by at least 10 victims, with discovery now topping 25,000 documents.

Tesoro VC's new Frontier Forum will pick 50 startups from nine countries to pitch investors in Phoenix next spring.

Tammy Dodson suffered burns over half her body when gasoline poured on a dying fire ignited. Her family is raising funds for her memorial.

Police and fire crews rushed to a Phoenix home late Saturday, but the child died after reaching the hospital.

A teen denied entry to a Mesa event fired at a security guard, then was shot by an officer and the guard as he fled.

No tenant is named yet, but the SR 79 site bars standalone data centers and solar farms; data-center functions may support the on-site business, and solar may serve site facilities.

A Mountain View Elementary student became the 500,000th recipient of a free book from Delivering Dreams of Arizona.

Firefighters from two departments converged on a mobile home blaze in west Phoenix Thursday evening.

Global Water says two preliminary tests flagged possible E. coli in Maricopa's tap water. Confirmation is roughly a day away.

A judge found Matthew Dieringer incompetent in the beating death of Frank Quaranta, whom he met at a Scottsdale heat relief center.

Damien Bedonie, 18, allegedly researched Uvalde and the Boston Marathon bombing before his arrest in Mesa.