| Arizona Border Patrol Agent Killed in Crash A U.S. Border Patrol Agent in the Tucson sector succumbed to injuries sustained in a crash yesterday morning, according to a statement. Agent Michael V. Gallagher was patrolling near Casa Grande... | |
| Arizona governor debate: Was Jan Brewer really that bad? The Jan Brewer gaffe in the Arizona governor debate Wednesday was one for the history books. But there have been plenty of cringe-worthy moments in debates – and they don't always... |
| Fuel prices lower as holiday weekend begins As Arizonans hit the road for the long holiday weekend, they will be pleasantly surprised when they fill up. AAA says gas prices in Arizona average $2.70 per gallon, a drop of 2.6 cents from last... |
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| Man shot during carjacking attempt in west Phoenix A man is listed in serious condition at a local hospital Friday morning after being shot during an attempted car jacking in west Phoenix. KSAZ-TV reports of one the suspects remains on the loose. ... |
| Some Phoenix-area homeowners see lower taxes Maricopa County property owners will soon see their property tax bills in the mail. Many will be pleased to see they owe less money this year because 2010 assessments are beginning to reflect... |
| ASU police looking for serial groper on wheels Arizona State University police want to get their hands on a serial groper who rides a bike and grabs and slaps women on campus. Since March, police say the groper on wheels has touched seven ... |
| Upcoming briefing for Glendale on Coyotes' buyer A new buyer for the Phoenix Coyotes has surfaced. The Arizona Republic, citing multiple sources, says the Glendale City Council is scheduled to receive a briefing Tuesday on the team's potential... |
| Police think magic mushrooms are making a comeback The magic carpet ride is over for people who purchased hallucinogenic mushrooms from a Peoria grower. Avondale police say they arrested 22-year-old Brandon Michael McCreary as part of a drug... |
| Unique new method to fight drunk driving CLEVELAND - Ohio bars are teaming up with the Safe Communities Coalition to bring their message to a new venue -- the men's room. A motion sensor-activated talking urinal cake advises that the police... |
| Easy ways to prevent vehicle break-ins PHOENIX - Vehicle thefts and break-ins can be expensive for car owners, but they're also easy to prevent, police say. It may sound like common sense, but investigators tell ABC15 the little things... |
| Man killed in shooting at Tucson home Police spokeswoman Sgt. Diana Lopez says officers entered the residence and found the older man dead from gunshot wounds. Police say the victim had been staying in the... |
| Vehicle smashes in PHX Church?s Chicken PHOENIX - Crews responded to a Church’s Chicken after a vehicle crashed into the side of the Phoenix restaurant this morning. Phoenix police said four vehicles were involved in the incident at the... |
| APS asking for solar proposals Arizona Public Service Co. is looking for solar installers for five projects in its territory. The requests would involve photovoltaic systems from 10- to 30-kilowatts. APS officials did not... |
| Sky Harbor Airport Hotel Offers Super Savings to Phoenix Travelers PHOENIX, AZ--(Marketwire - September 3, 2010) - Safe and simple access to and from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport will give air travelers peace of mind while traveling from Phoenix with... |
| Going the Distance: Foul-Mouthed Romantic Disappointment. While working as an intern on the New York Sentinel, 31 year-old Stanford journalism grad student Erin (Barrymore) hooks up with junior record-label exec Garrett (Long). When their summer fling turns... |
| Fire sweeps through west Phoenix storage business Phoenix fire crews remain on the scene of a storage business fire in west Phoenix. Dozens of firefighters from three cities were called out to the huge three-alarm fire Thursday night at a... |
| Banner Health: Biking for health Cardon Children’s Medical Center has lots of great tips on bike safety . Biking can be a great way to have fun as a family while also reaping the physical benefits. Cycling can tone your upper and... |
| 'Birth tourism' a tiny portion of immigrant babies Garcia is an illegal immigrant who crossed into the country about 14 years ago, before her children were born, and the citizenship granted to her children and millions others like them is at the... |
| Business Calendar: Sept. 3, 2010 Arizona Small Business Association, 10 a.m., ASBA Business Education Center, 4600 E. Washington St., Ste. 341, Phoenix. $25 members, $45 nonmembers. www.asba.com/events. “Current State... |
| From the Publisher: No need to reply to this message As we round the corner into Labor Day, I can tell you that I managed to go through the whole summer without once activating my automated e-mail reply that tells you when I’m out of the office... |
| Court tosses conviction for littering at border PHOENIX -- Human rights activists can't be charged with littering for leaving bottles of water for migrants on federal property, a federal appeals court ruled Thursday. In a split decision, the... |
| Brewer not planning to participate in any more gubernatorial debates PHOENIX -- Arizona voters won't be seeing any more debates between the top gubernatorial contenders. Incumbent Jan Brewer told Capitol Media Services Thursday she has no intention of participating... |
| Money to help defend SB1070 continues to arrive PHOENIX -- Arizona paid another nearly $365,000 in legal fees in June to defend the state's new immigration law. But so far it isn't directly costing taxpayers anything. Gubernatorial press aide... |
| Victim shot at Phoenix convenience store PHOENIX - A person is in serious condition after being shot at a Phoenix convenience store early Friday. Phoenix Police Lieutenant Veach said the victim was attempting to enter the store near 43rd... |
| Arizona governor stumbles during debate P HOENIX — It will go down as one of the most painful openings to a political debate in recent memory. Gov. Jan Brewer stumbled and stammered through her opening statement during a televised... |
| Feds Sue Arizona Sheriff In Immigration Probe September 3, 2010 After months of political posturing on both sides, the Justice Department's civil rights division is suing Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio for failing to turn over arrest records and... |
| Arizona Governor Stumbles, Stammers During Debate From left: Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Barry Hess; Republican Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer; moderator Ted Simons; Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry Goddard and Green Party candidate Larry... |
| Convicted felon sentenced for arms possession A Bowie man with past gun convictions has been sentenced to nearly eight years in prison for illegally possessing firearms. The U.S. Attorney's Office for Arizona says 45-year-old Robert Tapia was... |
| Fire near Sedona clearing out heavy forest fuel U.S. Forest Service officials say smoke from a lightning-caused fire near Sedona will be visible for the next several days but there's no need to be concerned. Officials are allowing the so-called... |
| Poll: Ariz. voters favor immigration enforcement A poll released Wednesday found that an overwhelming majority of Arizona voters support the types of provisions that are at the heart of a national debate involving the state's immigration law. ... |
| Democrats spend early to knock out GOP challengers It took Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' campaign just hours to start hitting Kelly on the airwaves for his stance on Social Security. That's because Giffords, like dozens of other Democrats around the... |
| US sues Arizona sheriff in civil rights investigation PHOENIX — The US Justice Department sued Sheriff Joe Arpaio yesterday, saying the Arizona lawman refused for more than a year to turn over records in an investigation into allegations that his... |
| Local primary results anticlimatic The only local race of interest is that for Justice of the Peace in Precinct II, where incumbent Democrat Alma Vildosola, will face Republican Alice Novoa-Benson in the November 2 General... |
| Giffords makes Douglas stop U.S. Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords visited Douglas Sunday to meet with over 80 Douglas residents at the Gadsden Hotel for a pancake... |
| Fair only three weeks away The fair starts on Thursday, September 23, and extends until Sunday, September 28.Thursday is Seniors Day, with all seniors 60 years of age and above getting into the fairgrounds for only $1.... |
| Phoenix couple arrested for exporting guns U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers seized an illegal exportation of 3 loaded firearms and 277 rounds of ammunition when they stopped a Phoenix couple and searched their vehicle during... |
| AG race finally decided With all of Maricopa County's ballot now counted, Horne late Saturday had an 853 vote lead over Andrew Thomas. And Thomas, the former Maricopa County attorney, was depending on the last of the... |
| WalMart celebrates completion of remodeling In a pleasant morning, surrounded by associates, family members, special guests and more, Douglas Wal-Mart celebrated its grand re-opening after months of intense remodeling to give local shoppers a... |
| Douglas Democrats open office The office is an open space to offer the community the chance to get involved with the Democrat candidates running in the present elections.Ginny Jordan, lead volunteer, says this is an attempt to be... |
| Suit filed to remove injunction from SB 1070 PHOENIX ‑‑ An attorney for the state formally asked a federal appeals court Thursday to undo the injunction a trial judge issued blocking Arizona from enforcing parts of its new immigration... |
| Grant award ensures continuation of Douglas Campus program Cochise College has been selected to receive a federal grant of more than $1 million to continue offering a TRiO Student Support Services program at the Douglas Campus. The program works to... |
| Search continues for Fugate, missing since 1980 On Saturday, August 21, 2010, the Cochise County Search and Rescue Team deployed on a training mission in the Pinery Canyon Road area. Information was received by Sheriff’s Office Investigators... |
| Life isn't Paradise in town affected by drug trade: Part 2 of a series Often those problems extend far past the border and affect real people, not just agencies.The people of Paraidse, Arizona, located on the eastside of the Chiricahua Mountains, are impacted daily by... |
| Giffords here Sunday for Standing Up for Southern Arizona Tour Rep. Gabrielle Giffords announced that she is kicking off the general election campaign with a district-wide Standing up for Southern Arizona... |