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An intruder was shot and killed by a woman in Tucson, according to the Pima County Sheriff's Department. No arrests have been made.

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Gilbert Town Council didn't move forward with a no-confidence vote against the mayor. Instead, it chose to bring in a mediator to address infighting.

Jerole Tsinnijinnie was last heard from in January 2020. His skull was found three years later.

The Buckeye Planning & Zoning Commission approved an amendment that could remove 6,000 planned homes. Warehouses or a golf course could replace them.

A new, fast-spreading strain of the COVID-19 virus that's fueling new cases is expected to become more dominant in Arizona.

After a heated debate over whether to prohibit students from showing midriffs, the Higley Unified school board failed to approve a dress code policy.

A Prescott man received a phone call from an alleged police officer making allegations and asking for personal information. Police said it was a scam.

Gov. Katie Hobbs and Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego helped the public workers union bring awareness to vacant public service jobs.

A man suspected of fatally shooting a woman and injuring a man over was arrested and booked into jail on second-degree murder on Wednesday.