On Wednesday morning, an emu escaped from the home of a Tempe, Arizona resident. The emu's owner called zoo authorities and police, who may have killed the bird – named Ichabod – as they chased it.
A lawmaker put in charge of delivering the opening prayer at yesterday's session of the Arizona House of Representatives surprised his colleagues by using the opportunity to talk about his atheism and quote Carl Sagan.
It's time someone addressed the real victims of America's decline in traditional family values. I speak of our national shame: unwanted firearms. If Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer could, she'd adopt them all, no matter how broken. But she's doing the next best thing: finding loving homes for orphaned hand-cannons.
Dazed and Confused star Jason London had a very bad weekend — he was punched by a bouncer and arrested for disorderly conduct. Still! The cops who arrested him had a worse one, given that they had to clean Jason London's shit out of the back of their cop car.
On Friday, the second winner of the record $587.5 million Powerball jackpot stepped forward to claim his prize anonymously.
Arizona governor Jan Brewer has left the state on "official business," but her aides refuse to say where she's gone.
A high school in Mesa, Arizona, is catching some flak online for giving two students caught fighting a choice between being suspended for nine days or spending part of the day holding hands in full view of their classmates.
There have been no shortage of sore losers in the aftermath of last week's presidential election, but Pinetop, Arizona, may be home to the sorest loser of them all.
Tuesday night self-proclaimed "America's Toughest Sheriff" and Department of Justice-proclaimed civil rights violator Joe Arpaio was re-elected in Arizona as Maricopa County's sheriff. Arpaio has become a highly controversial figure, primarily for his policing, which was the subject of a DOJ investigation last year.
