Phoenix man facing prison for selling access to infected computers

A federal judge in Washington, DC Thursday sentenced a Phoenix man to prison, for selling access to computers that were infected with malware.

David Anthony sentenced to death on three murder counts

A jury has sentenced twice-convicted murderer David Lamar Anthony  to death. 

Yuma sector BP Agent said to have killed girlfriend, self

The Yuma County Sheriff’s Office says a U.S. Border Patrol Agent fatally shot his girlfriend before turning the gun on himself Wednesday. 

Good Vibes!

  From Lionel Hampton to Gary Burton the vibes have had a unique place in jazz.  Whether with a big band or in a combo, the sound is like no other and blends with horns, guitars and even the piano.  Hear the wonderful variety of talented vibe players tonight on the 9 O'clock Special.  Jazz awakes at 8! 

Glendale sales tax issue will be on the ballot

Glendale residents will get a chance vote on a sales tax initiative in November.

Judge: Arizona can enforce "show your papers" provision of SB 1070

A key part of Arizona's controversial immigration law, SB 1070, will soon take effect.

What's next for the Phoenix Coyotes ownership situation?

The Phoenix Coyotes ownership situation has been a stress-inducer for local hockey fans, the National Hockey League, and Glendale residents and elected officials.

Maricopa County Attorney opposes open primary initiative

The proposed Open Government/Open Elections initiative has been in court a lot lately.

The impact of NAFTA on Arizona

This year marks the 20th anniversary of NAFTA, the North American Free Trade Agreement. It was intended to remove barriers to trade and provide an overall economic boom.

Hopi criminal code changed to increase sentences

The Hopi tribe will be one of the first Native American nations to increase criminal sentences under a 2010 law. 


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