LAS VEGAS - One of two memorabilia dealers O.J. Simpson is accused of robbing testified Thursday that the former football star burst into a hotel room with a handful of other men, including one wielding a gun, and carried off hundreds of items.

LOS ANGELES - Lindsay Lohan will soon appear on camera for a taping she has tried hard to avoid. A judge on Tuesday said he would allow the videotaping of Lohan's deposition in a lawsuit over a car crash that injured a busboy.

Scottsdale is fighting to keep Mayor Mary Manross from testifying under oath about why she signed a land lease that has put the city at risk of losing millions of dollars, saying other avenues to obtain information need to be pursued first.

The state Court of Appeals has rebuked a Pima County Superior Court judge for restricting how sheriff’s deputies can testify about the arrest of a suspected intoxicated driver.

DENVER - The trial of four former Qwest executives accused of conspiring with the former head of the Arizona School Facilities Board to falsely record company earnings was delayed Tuesday.

Last week, the Arizona Department of Insurance held public meetings on its proposed health insurance rate review rulemaking in Tucson, Phoenix and Flagstaff. Public health and consumer groups testified to the need for increased transparency and consumer involvement in the rate review process.

The main suspect in metro Phoenix’s Serial Shooter case wasn’t in court Wednesday when jurors heard testimony from his ex-wife.

LOS ANGELES - A woman who said Lana Clarkson was her best friend for 20 years testified Thursday at Phil Spector's murder trial, refuting testimony by another witness that Clarkson was depressed around the time of her death in the music producer's home.

HOUSTON - Testimony ended Monday in the federal fraud and conspiracy trial of Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay and former Chief Executive Jeffrey Skilling after attorneys on both sides cut short their witness lineups.

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DENVER - Conflicting testimony emerged Tuesday as to whether the state attorney general’s office signed off on a series of letters now at the core of a federal fraud case involving the Arizona School Facilities Board.

Testimony in the case of a troubled teenager who wrote about a massacre at Gilbert High School continues today.

The head of a U.S. Senate subcommittee wants Gov. Jan Brewer to tell him and his colleagues why she thinks Arizona needs its own law aimed at illegal immigration.

Jury members took the stand Tuesday during a post-trial hearing for the first-degree murder trial of Jeffrey Martinson, and revealed some confusion among jury members over the judge's instructions and advice from the jury foreman.