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The clock is ticking and money is running out on federal funding for wildland firefighters. It was first approved two years ago, and if a decision is not made soon by Congress, wildland firefighters could see their pay cut in half.

It's a case that has sent shockwaves Arizona, as well as creating a firestorm of controversy on social media. Here's what you should know about a police investigation in the Phoenix area that include allegations of animal abuse, in addition to allegations of abuse involving a vulnerable adult.

Before he became a late night king, Letterman auditioned for the lead in the beloved parody film, only to realize he 'can't act.'

As President Joe Biden makes another visit to Arizona, he's drawing criticism from various officials for appearing to not make time to visit the southernmost part of the state to see the cities impacted by the growing border crisis.

An Arizona group has had some success in controlling the Salt River Wild Horse population, but as they set their sights on wild horses in other parts of Arizona, but some officials are refusing the group's offer.

A suspect has been arrested in connection to a crash in Phoenix that left a woman and a child hurt.

Earlier this month, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes stated that this effort to support Ukraine conflicted with state law.

Deputies have said little about the homicide near Johnson Road and Southern, but confirmed that a man died from his injuries during the incident.

Several products have been recalled over the past week for health and safety reasons.

According to the Arizona Game and Fish Department, police received a 911 call after a bear entered a home near Tombstone Canyon and Gentry Avenue on Friday night.