The group More Perfect Union installed more than 300 signs across the country, calling out the Department of Government ...

Rivaling all the early Prescott drinking establishments for prominence and longevity was the Sazerac Saloon, which occupied ...

Rescue teams used a rope system and drone technology to help lower the man from the tree. PHOENIX - A tree trimmer had to be ...

The eastern three-quarters of the Rock Island Trail, a hiking and biking path planned to eventually span nearly 200 miles ...

If you’re counting on the 2026 midterm elections to wrest control of Congress from the GOP, be forewarned. The party is ...

The failed Soviet spacecraft Kosmos 482 could crash to Earth overnight tonight after more than 50 years in the wrong orbit.

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ADOT will open Arizona's first flex lanes in 2025 on an 8-mile stretch of freeway near Black Canyon City. The $522 million project has lasted 3 years.

Whiskey Row, Prescott’s most famous stretch of real estate, earned its name during the town’s wild mining days when saloons lined the street and cowboys, miners, and various frontier characters would ...

In the Arizona heat, where mirages dance on distant highways, Las Vegas Seafood Buffet isn’t an illusion – it’s a genuine oasis of culinary delight that promises to be the most satisfying stop on your ...

The woman who made Arizona’s flag is getting recognition for her efforts as the city of Flagstaff works to save her historic home from demolition.

Known as the “Betsy Ross” of Arizona, May Hicks Curtis sewed the first Arizona state flag in 1911. Mason Carroll reports.