Ill-fated stint as an amateur pole dancer left a Mesa woman bleeding.

The Secretary of State's office has released the latest statewide voter registration figures compiled as of Oct. 1, 2009.

School is offering counseling services for those who may have known a student who took his life Monday.

Economic-stimulus contracts with federal agencies have yet to provide a significant lift for Arizona businesses.

Finding the right place for collections is proving elusive as more museums fall on hard times.

Majority Leader Reid said individual states would have the choice of opting out of the program.

The deal, which still must be approved by a federal judge, should pave the way to get the hockey franchise out of U.S. Bankruptcy Court.

Increase tied to obesity; rates for men decline.

A big star was apparently what Surprise needed to make its signature tennis event profitable.

Parents with children in child care will have a chance to rally today in opposition to proposed increases in licensing fees for child-care centers, after-school programs and other facilities.

The Scottsdale City Council will consider creating a subcommittee on economic development at its meeting Tuesday.

Media coverage has sensationalized the drug violence that has gripped parts of Mexico, new Sonora Gov. Guillermo Padrés Elías said Monday as he pledged that his state remains safe to tourists.

WASHINGTON - Bill Cosby watched as the stars lined up Monday night to pay tribute to his brand of comedy that broke down racial barriers and stereotypes, and quipped that usually when a man sees his life flash before his

RIGA, Latvia - Scientists investigating a large crater initially believed to have been caused by a meteor said a closer analysis Monday revealed it was a hoax.

Attorney: Expenses of running team in bankruptcy were being paid from league's $140-million offer.

The shooting apparently occurred in the Architecture South Building on the main Tempe Campus

More than 100 people, including Arizona State University and high school and elementary students and other Tempe residents, marched up "A" Mountain Saturday as part of a global effort to make a statement about reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.