The Latest Breaking News from Arizona

An act of Congress a century ago guaranteed citizenship to wary Native Americans in an age of forced assimilation and marked the outset of a long, arduous journey to secure voting rights that were denied for several more decades

Gloria Schulze was charged in 1994 with the death of 21-year-old Angela Maher, but fled Arizona before she could stand trial

Experts say an iconic wild cat's return is an indicator of climate change and the need for greater conservation

What are swing states? Do they have anything to do with playground swings? Are they anything to do with people putting their keys in a bowl?

From this morning's dissent by Justice Gorsuch from denial of certiorari in Cunningham v. Florida: "For almost all of this Nation's history and centuries before that, the right to trial by jury for serious criminal offenses meant the right to a trial before 12 members of the community." Khorrami v.…

Officials in America’s hottest big metro are working to better protect people amid temperatures already hitting the triple digits this spring

A report by NBC News shows that many are not fully convinced about voting for the incumbent despite his focus on the issue

Three-year-old male bear was killed after swiping at boy’s face twice and ‘got him on the nose and the cheek’

Officials ultimately put the bear down

An investigative piece delves into these relationships and outlines the potential for increased violence and illegal actions by vigilantes

‘Threats against elections officials in the United States of America is domestic terrorism,’ Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes said