The director of the Governor's Office of Highway Safety is discounting the National Transportation Safety Board's recommendation that states lower the blood-alcohol content for drunk drivers from the current 0.08 to 0.05.

Former Arizona Congressman Jim Kolbe will marry his partner of eight years in Washington, D.C. this weekend.

Arizona voters appear likely to get another chance to weigh in on a proposal dealing with state sovereignty.

New research indicates that Arizona drivers are spending less time on the road. The study found that spikes in gas prices and increased use of mass transit are behind the trend.

Four people are in custody, after a series of metal thefts at one Peoria location.

Phoenix wants to improve the financial scorecard for the municipal golf courses it owns and operates. Five of the courses lost a combined $2 million in the last fiscal year, and the city council will consider a plan Wednesday to have outside vendors run some of the operations.

Construction is coming back to the Southwest, and with it, competition for construction workers.

A new report said many renters in Arizona are being forced to choose between necessities, like food and paying the rent.

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