Don’t trash that jack-o’-lantern: Valley farm animals and troops want your Halloween leftovers
A Chandler animal sanctuary takes old pumpkins, and a Gilbert orthodontist sends traded-in candy to troops.
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Second screwworm case found in Cochise County horse as quarantine zone set
Owners in a 12.4-mile zone near Hereford cannot move livestock or pets out without a state vet check.
Phoenix panel recommends denying plan for 500 homes on Kierland golf course
Neighbors cheered the vote on the Mesquite Golf Course plan, which next goes to the Planning Commission and City Council.
Sahuarita’s sinking Duval Mine Road gets $850,000 fix at I-19
Night closures of eastbound Duval Mine Road begin Nov. 8 as ADOT injects foam to lift sunken pavement.
Phoenix officer shoots man accused of pointing gun at police helicopter
The 69-year-old suspect was hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after the late-night shooting near 79th Avenue and Van Buren.
DPS trooper arrested, accused of sexual misconduct with stranded driver: sheriff
The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office says a trooper who answered a woman’s hit-and-run call is charged with a class 5 felony.
More than 100 Camp Verde homes flooded as Beaver Creek breaks its banks
Most of the homes were destroyed, and crews have made more than 60 rescues across Yavapai County since Sunday.
Maricopa County has already counted over 1 million ballots before Election Day
First results are expected around 8 p.m., but county officials say results are never final on election night.
Polls open until 7 p.m. as Arizona decides governor and 8 ballot measures
Arizona is not a postmark state, so every ballot must be in by 7 p.m. Tuesday. Here is what voters need to know.
Floods still close SR 87 near Winslow and US 191, ADOT says
State Route 377 near Heber-Overgaard reopened Monday, but five stretches of highway remain closed with no reopening estimate.