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Most people are familiar with claims of UFO sightings made from planes. And many of us will have heard or read about UFOs witnessed from the deck of a

Sheriffs Unanimously Support Draft Federal Legislation To Address Key Concerns In Border Communities PHOENIX⁠ — Governor Doug Ducey and county sheriffs

The United States Department of Agriculture is sending more than $19 million to rural communities in Arizona.The grants and loans will help expand access to clean water and high-speed internet. Eleven projects across Arizona will split the money.

If you're experiencing symptoms or were exposed to someone with COVID-19, there are many places throughout the state of Arizona where you can get tested.

See the latest Phoenix area weather condition with the ABC15 Forecasters.

News Release The White House President Biden has set a clear goal of ensuring all Americans have access to reliable, affordable, and high-speed internet to

Rural Arizona has a big stake in how the proposed national expansion of broadband coverage in two new infrastructure bills plays out.

COVID has proven a stubborn threat, especially in places like Gila County where the virus continues to spawn new hospitalizations and deaths.

Cigarette sales climbed in the U.S. in 2020 for the first time in two decades. Americans bought a total of 203.7 billion cigarettes last year, up from 202.9 billion the year before, according to a Federal Trade Commision report. The up...

St. Johns, Arizona, calls itself “the town of friendly neighbors.” With a population of around 3,500 people and a surrounding landscape of ponderosa pine forests and rolling hills peppered with cattle, the quaint town is as bucolic and all-American as it gets. It’s why Michael Latham moved here with his wife and kids back in […]