Arizona Humane Society Waives Fees for All 350 Adoptable Pets for One Day
The Saturday event is part of a push to place 1,500 sick, injured and abused pets this month.
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Boy Shot After Firing at Security Guard Outside Mesa Reception Hall, Police Say
Two people were hospitalized after the early-morning shooting near Main Street and Stapley Drive.
Pinal County Rezones 4,695 Acres of State Land for a Massive Employment Hub
The industrial zoning near San Tan Valley bans standalone data centers and utility-scale solar plants.
Phoenix Pride Goes Free and Moves Downtown for Its 45th Festival
Facing Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the festival is leaving Steele Indian School Park after more than 20 years for a one-day event at the Arizona Center.
Phoenix Opens Nine Free Sand Sites Ahead of a Wet, Windy Weekend
First Alert Weather Days run Saturday through Monday, with possible localized flooding and gusts up to 50 mph.
Arizona Faith Leaders Urge Peace at the Polls, Respect for Election Workers
Leaders of Catholic, Muslim, Jewish and other groups signed an Oct. 7 letter rejecting political violence.
Trump Plans Oct. 14 Rally in Bullhead City as Arizona Early Voting Gets Underway
Andy Biggs and Paul Gosar are expected to speak at the Bullhead International Airport event.
Vandals Smash Windows at Tempe Office of Border Wall Contractor Fisher Industries
Police are sharing the case with the state’s counterterrorism center; no arrests have been announced.
Corporation Commission Votes to Scrub Fired Aide’s Name From Public Meeting Record
A First Amendment attorney says the unanimous vote to redact the transcript and video runs against open meeting law.
Lochiel Border Wall Protesters Move to a Tree on the Mexican Side
Protesters climbed a cottonwood just inside Mexico after agents arrested at least 20 people and cut down a 150-year-old tree.