A body found early Thursday among bushes in the parking lot of the Bass Pro Shops at Mesa Riverview has been positively identified as the man who killed a company CEO and critically wounded a lawyer a day earlier, police said.

Whether you like it or not, awards season has been thrust upon us. Oscar nominations will be announced bright and early on Jan. 10., with the Golden Globes ceremony only a few days later on the 13th (hosted by no less than the incomparable Tina Fey and Amy Poehler).

A Phoenix sergeant who blew the whistle about inaccurate kidnapping statistics is facing termination for writing a series of memos that criticized the Phoenix Police Department.

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A Mesa couple claimed to be licensed counselors helping families in need, now they stand accused of bilking taxpayers.

If you head to the airport, you might notice some turbulence but not in the skies.

About 100 flight attendants with US Airways will form an informational picket line at Sky Harbor International Airport's Terminal 4 Wednesday. The move comes as thousands of employees hold a strike vote.

Q: I find that unless I vocally tell people to look in their spam box for my messages they usually DO NOT get them as they are fazed out of regular mail. How can this be rectified? — Donna

In an announcement that a Chicago Cubs official said took the team by surprise, the Cubs and Arizona State University baseball officials have agreed to disagree.

More than 6,500 US Airways flight attendants will take a strike vote after rejecting a contract with the airline.

LOS ANGELES — The evolution of the U.S. foreclosure crisis is increasingly diverging along state lines.

DALLAS — Pilots for American Airlines and US Airways are talking about terms for a possible labor deal if the two airlines merge.

An attorney for housing advocacy groups asked a judge Wednesday to void a decision by lawmakers to take $50 million from the cash Arizona got as its share of a nationwide mortgage fraud settlement.

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Two tech titans will square off in federal court Monday in a closely watched trial over control of the U.S. smart phone and computer tablet markets.

LOS ANGELES — With "The Imposter," director Bart Layton takes a non-fiction subject — the disappearance of a 13-year-old boy and the emergence of a man who claims to be him years later — and depicts it with all the tension, twists and turns of a gripping mystery. He accomplishes much of this feat through clever use of reenactments — a tactic the great Errol Morris used to revolutionize documentaries decades ago.

LOS ANGELES — With "The Imposter," director Bart Layton takes a non-fiction subject — the disappearance of a 13-year-old boy and the emergence of a man who claims to be him years later — and depicts it with all the tension, twists and turns of a gripping mystery. He accomplishes much of this feat through clever use of reenactments — a tactic the great Errol Morris used to revolutionize documentaries decades ago.

Superintendent John Huppenthal announced that Molly E. Edwards was named public information officer for the Arizona Department of Education on May 21, replacing Andrew LeFevre.

An attorney for two East Valley homeowners at risk of losing their homes asked a judge Thursday to block lawmakers from raiding a special fund designed to help prevent foreclosures.

An attorney for two East Valley homeowners at risk of losing their homes asked a judge Thursday to block lawmakers from raiding a special fund designed to help prevent foreclosures.

An attorney for two East Valley homeowners at risk of losing their homes asked a judge Thursday to block lawmakers from raiding a special fund designed to help prevent foreclosures.

Hearing nine words come out of her daughter’s mouth changed Tamicia Currie’s life.

Many parts of the East Valley’s bus service remained disrupted Tuesday, with some routes cut back to hourly service or cancelled in the wake of a drivers’ strike.

With a son diagnosed with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and another with Asperger’s Syndrome, Teresa Welsh knows first-hand what it means to advocate for her children at their schools.