Not content with its abyssmal blundering during the worst days of the Hurricane Katrina crisis, the Federal Emergency Management Agency has added a new outrage to its shameful record: It has suspended the Phoenix Fire Department's Urban Search and Rescue team from deploying to disaster areas for rescue operations.

June 17, 2004

With the approach of the fall hunting season, hunters who plan to travel by air are reminded that sporting firearms can be transported as checked baggage on the nation's airlines for domestic and international travel as long as you comply with certain requirements.

State lawmakers are trying to resurrect a law designed to keep those in this country illegally from carrying firearms.

A worker at a Scottsdale gun shop was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault after police said he pointed a handgun at two people in a parking lot.

A worker at a Scottsdale gun shop was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault after police said he pointed a handgun at two people in a parking lot.

March 24, 2005

Arizona: Mexico’s firearm superstore

Gov. Jan Brewer is defending Arizona laws which allow the sale of firearms at gun shows without a background check and forbid cities from imposing such requirements.

A Gilbert firearms manufacturing firm will stop making guns after the owner pleaded guilty to illegally selling handguns, rifles and shotguns.

A male graduate student shot and killed himself on Arizona State University's Tempe campus Monday.

The Chandler Police Department has received a shot in the arm from a major firearms proponent so its officers and other law enforcement agencies throughout the Valley can be better prepared to protect themselves in dangerous situations.