The Latest Breaking News from Arizona

He left the dealership with no vehicle.

Someone's about to become filthy rich — unless it's too late.

Guthrie, the 84-year-old mother of Today show star Savannah Guthrie, vanished from her Arizona home more than three weeks ago

For thousands of Arizona families, the safety net that puts food on the table is facing a major administrative hurdle. During the past few years, some SNAP reporting and verification rules were temporarily eased, but all standard requirements are now fully reinstated. Specifically, Arizona SNAP eligibility reviews are back in…

An Arizona man traveled with five other guests to a Hawaii Airbnb supposedly owned by a superhost. Then, they realized it was a fake listing, making them spend “thousands of dollars” on other accommodations after arriving.

Arizona's Republican‑led Senate has voted to rename the Loop 202 freeway after conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The move has drawn both praise and strong criticism from the public.

$12.8M Jackpot Dispute: Circle K Seeks Ruling Over Ticket Purchased by Manager After Confirming It Was a Winner

A worker at a convenience store in Arizona is in legal trouble after buying a lottery ticket worth $12.8 million from the store where he worked. A judge will now decide who should get the prize, as both the store and the worker claim it.

Circle K is suing the employee and the Arizona Lottery

Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego reacted to the killing of Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, known as "El Mencho," the longtime leader of the Jalisco Cartel, urging the Mexican government to "recognize that letting cartels grow unchecked is a threat to everyone."

An Arizona bartender wore two braids in her hair during one of her shifts. Then she noticed an immediate pay increase in tips.