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Lacey faced several charges accusing him of facilitating prostitution through Backpage.com ads. He was found guilty of a single financial crime.

The highs for Saturday and Sunday were forecasted to be 104 on both days. The forecast called for possible light winds.

A new tourism logo is incorporated in an advertising campaign that brands the state as “Vibrant Arizona.”

A man was hit and killed by a freight train near Sun City on Friday, officials say. He was hit in the area of 107th and Grand avenues.

Jana Bommersbach started her journalism career at The Arizona Republic in the 1970s. She wrote six books, including one on Winnie Ruth Judd.

The biggest winners of the 2024 azcentral Arizona Competition crafted masterful and unconventional blends. Here are Arizona’s best wines of 2024.

Political organizations and conservative think tanks amplified misinformation and distorted fears around transgender students in 2023.

The Lazy B, the ranch where Sandra Day grew up, is tucked in a corner of southeastern Arizona. That’s where her attitudes and beliefs were shaped.

The sale of Legacy Park in Mesa will cause financial pain for the investors who bought the bonds that financed it and the firms that built it.

The city of Phoenix says a former officer’s claims about it working prosecutors and a civil rights activist to press claims against him is a far-fetched conspiracy.

Merkin Vineyards Hilltop Winery & Trattoria was four years in the making. Musician Maynard James Keenan shares his vision for the new destination.

An attorney for Michael Lacey focused on support from law enforcement while prosecutors say the website’s facilitation of prostitution was obvious.

Weeks after suicide of key defendant, trial to begin for Lacey and other executives and employees of Backpage accused of facilitating prostitution.

Restoration Forest Products plan to profit from thinning small pines from U.S. forests hasn't panned out. The company needs more cash for its sawmill.

The Phoenix man who became the most prominent figure at the raid of the U.S. Capitol, dressed in the outfit that made him famous after his release.

The park will run as usual, but the nonprofit that runs it will look to sell and fend off creditors, including bondholders who lent $283 million.

Conspiracy theories have swirled in the years after the slaying. A new podcast will give oxygen to those conspiratorial whispers.

The nonprofit dedicated to free market principles has asked the Phoenix Convention Center to keep competing conservative groups away from AmericaFest.

The Gila River Indian Community was exploring options to stop Real America’s Voice network from airing on its television station.

Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk will be headlining a fundraiser whose proceeds will be shared with a center at ASU.