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A 21-year-old Gilbert man is accused of sexual assault, according to investigators, following an incident that happened during a first date with a woman.

It has been a year since a national three-digit number was launched for people in a mental health crisis, and officials say the service has helped many in its first year. Here's what you should know about 988, and how it's doing so far.

The country's preeminent desert city has long sweltered through brutal heat. And there are lessons to be learned from people who live in a city so hot it's named after the mythical bird that was born from flames.

The average American, according to figures from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, eats about 12lbs of ice cream a year, and while that sounds like a lot, it's already less than in years past.

A crash along the southbound lanes of I-17 caused heavy traffic backup during the evening commute on July 18, according to ADOT officials.

Phoenix Children's Hospital is opening its doors to its newest facility over on the west side to serve the growing community. Phoenix Children's emergency department on its Avondale campus will see its first patient in a week.

From a TV show that is looking into the murder of an Arizona woman, to the seemingly never-ending heat wave that is gripping Arizona, here's a look at some of our top stories tonight.

Amazing efforts were made to bring both a mom and baby bobcat to safety after they were found inside a Scottsdale home. Now, the couple who found the duo and devised an elaborate plan to get them out is talking about the unique ordeal.

A southern Arizona jail shut down booking operations for a bit after five people, including correctional officers, were exposed to fentanyl and "tranq" when processing a woman.

This breaks the all-time record low of 96 degrees that was set back in 2003.