Trump calls LeBron James a 'disgrace' for not standing still during national anthem
President Donald Trump accused LeBron James of disrespecting the United States after James appeared to continue his warmups while the national anthem was performed.
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President Donald Trump accused LeBron James of disrespecting the United States after James appeared to continue his warmups while the national anthem was performed.
President Donald Trump said he has heard that the Department of Justice is investigating Corey Lewandowski, a longtime ally of Trump.
Online marketplace Etsy has announced guidelines around AI-generated products but stopped short of banning AI art altogether.
Michael Gray, who starred on the 1970s TV show "Shazam!" and appeared on "The Brady Bunch," has died. He was 75.
Gov. Katie Hobbs ordered flags at all state buildings to be lowered to half-staff from sunrise until sunset to honor the memorial service of Sen. Jon Kyl.
Kris Mayes filed a complaint against Justin Heap after over two dozen voters were asked to provide proof of citizenship.
Meta’s “Screen Smart” workshop arrived in Phoenix for the first time Thursday, engaging local content creators to raise awareness about Instagram’s teen accounts.
Two water rescues were performed on Oct. 22. The rescues were in Beaver Creek and the Camp Verde area.
Heat is a silent killer, but in the lead-up, it can be violent. Often the signs and symptoms are mistaken for other emergencies.
Judge Sigmund Popko allowed the former South Mountain cop to drive to California for his godson’s birthday and return Oct. 26.
Will ticket holders get refunds? When, if ever, will the season restart?
Family, friends and fans will gather to remember the beloved guitarist
For nearly five minutes, Phoenix Police Officer Danny Olmos performed chest compressions on the man alone in the parking lot.
Head to a special dinner from two popular pop-ups downtown, toast the grand opening of Los Milics Vineyards or eat brunch to help save bats.
Casey Moore's Oyster House in Tempe and downtown Phoenix's Orpheum Theatre are just two places in Arizona where you could see a ghost.
Blood raves and big-money costume contests are among your Halloweekend choices.