Toby Newton missed quarterly dues while his longtime partner battled cancer. The HOA foreclosed and bought his East Mesa house at a sheriff's sale.

A 5-4 motion to deny a key comprehensive plan amendment failed, leaving Horseshoe BESS LLC's plans in limbo near the Pinal West Substation.

Three new Border Patrol stations and expanded I-19 and I-8 checkpoints are coming to southern Arizona, even as border encounters have declined nationwide.

A Tempe supporter says cameras invite surveillance abuse; a public health expert warns growing towns could lose the option for good.

Arizona drivers stuck with repossessed cars could see restitution checks after a $694 million multistate crackdown on Credit Acceptance Corporation.

A month without a quorum has frozen a $1 million milk contract and a food bank deal for West Phoenix students.

Flagstaff and Tucson workers will see even bigger pay floors than the statewide rate come January.

The Dec. 1 merger folds in G&K's sports and water rights teams, pushing the combined firm to nearly 300 Phoenix professionals.

Rep. Lorena Austin says the doctored photos of them near a Democratas Por Biggs sign are not real, and Turning Point Action activists have since deleted them.

DHS's proposed fee would hit Intel and TSMC's Valley suppliers hardest, local tech leaders warn.

Grand Canyon University aims to enroll its first law students by 2027 or 2028, filling a legal desert in the Phoenix Valley.

The two won't share a stage, but Katie Hobbs and Andy Biggs will each answer the same public safety questions at ASU's downtown Phoenix campus.

Patricia Tate rises from controller to the top job at Casino Arizona and Talking Stick Resort — and she's an enrolled tribal member, too.