Click here for a free download of the latest Adobe Flash Player. Posted on October 27, 2009 at 3:33 PM Attorney General Terry Goddard announced the indictments of 21 people Monday.

Local and federal law enforcement officers said they have broken up a drug transportation ring that was bringing 60,000 pounds of marijuana into Arizona literally one backpack at a time.

A Massachusetts couple that built and paid for a veterans monument has chosen to donate it to Lake Havasu, Arizona.

No courtroom dispute on the validity of the Taxpayer Protection Initiative appears imminent - at least not before the November general election.

PHOENIX a ' Authorities have released the identity of a man who died at a Casa Grande hospital after a Pinal County sheriff's deputy shocked him with a Taser.

Authorities have released the identity of man who died at a Casa Grande hospital after a Pinal County Sheriff's deputy deployed a Taser on him.

A man died of cardiac arrest while running from police who had just tasered him.

The Arizona Department of Public Safety says a drug suspect is dead after swallowing an unknown substance and struggling with officers who shocked him with a Taser.

Residents of a town south of the Valley will not get street level delivery of their mail after all.

After almost eight months of planning, ARC Hardware is set to open in Arizona City, Ariz., Casa Grande Valley Newspapers reported.

Police are looking for two people who broke into a home and stole various items, including credit cards which they used to make thousands of dollars in purchases.

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office arrested a man suspected of breaking into three nearby homes in Arizona City, and was confronted each time by homeowners before breaking into a fourth home and stealing a bike Tuesday.

A former Apache Junction High School girls basketball coach was sentenced to 20 years probation Monday and barred for life from working with minors, even as a volunteer.

An 80-year-old Scottsdale woman was reported missing Wednesday morning, police said.

The City of Mesa, in a unique partnership with aluminum leader Alcoa, is the first city in Arizona to bring RecycleBankA to its residents.