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TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Arizona Department of Public Safety says a trooper-involved shooting has shut down the area around Speedway and Interstate 10. DPS said the shooting happened at 12:32 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27, at the intersection of Speedway and Interstate 10. DPS has not mentioned any injuries.

Hugh Lytle, a former ASU quarterback turned healthcare executive, announced he is launching an Independent bid for the governor of Arizona.

Lauri Markkanen showed love for Arizona after the Wildcats’ road win over BYU, posting a two-word message following the unbeaten takedown.

Gleaming chrome catches the morning sun like a desert mirage, but this isn’t a heat-induced hallucination – it’s 5 & Diner in Phoenix, where time stands still and your wallet doesn’t need to go on a crash diet just to enjoy a proper meal. The moment...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A Glendale woman is facing charges after investigators said she was drunk while she went the wrong way Sunday morning on a Phoenix freeway and is blaming technology for the mix-up. Around 7 a.m., the Department of Public Safety said troopers were alerted that a driver, later identified as...

Onlookers at the Tempe Zipps near ASU said law enforcement deployed pepper balls Monday during the federal raid of the sports bar. The search was part of an operation that targeted 15 Valley Zipps locations. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office was at the Tempe location to "keep the peace," deputies said, but didn't...

According to an immigration lawyer in the Valley, her clients, a married couple who worked at the location on Central Avenue and Osborn Road, were detained. She said they’re from Mexico and had been in the country for about 15 years.

The co-founder of American Traffic Solutions, a design store owner, an author and real estate agent were among the buyers and sellers of metro Phoenix’s priciest homes during mid-January. $16,500,000 Kimberly and Steven Goetsch paid cash for a new 8,697-square-foot Paradise Valley house with views of Camelback...

When you hear the name Terry Goddard, you may think of his legacy as Phoenix’s former mayor or as Arizona’s attorney general. But Goddard was, until recently, a caregiver for a close relative. Terry Goddard says when it comes to Alzheimer’s disease no two situations are alike.

Every Monday morning at Tower Point RV Resort in Mesa, a group of seniors gathers with crochet hooks in hand, turning discarded plastic grocery bags into something extraordinary.