Jordan Bontke

A group of seniors at a Mesa Optum community center tested for and earned their yellow belts in adaptive shotokan karate this week, a program designed to improve coordination, balance, mental strength and self-defense skills.

Some downtown Phoenix YMCA residents given more time to find housing after facility closure. More than 60 people have already moved out and found new housing, according to the organization.

An Arizona appeals court has upheld the manslaughter conviction of a man who fatally shot another driver during a road rage confrontation, but it has ordered a new sentencing hearing.

A woman who has a protective order against an abuser says she is changing the way she lives after learning sensitive information from court records may have been copied during a recent cyberattack.

MARICOPA — An ordinary trip to run errands turned into an unexpected act of kindness for an 18-year-old in Maricopa.

A precautionary boil water advisory for Global Water Resources customers in the city of Maricopa has been lifted after follow-up testing found no E. coli in the water samples.

A strong storm moved through the Mesa area around 10 p.m. Tuesday, leaving some residents dealing with significant damage and searching for a place to stay.

For 25 years, Flagstaff has worked to keep its night skies clear enough for people to see the stars, planets and other celestial wonders, even from downtown.

For 25 years, Flagstaff has worked to keep its night skies clear enough for people to see the stars, planets and other celestial wonders, even from downtown.

A week after baseball-sized hail battered parts of the Valley, residents and businesses are still dealing with damage to their properties, delayed repairs and insurance claims.