Arizona News

Most people think a hot dog is just a hot dog. Turns out, where you are in the country changes everything about what ends up in that bun.

Arizona sits in the 90s and 100s for months, but there's a reason locals will tell you a dry 100-degree day can actually feel more manageable than a muggy 90-degree one.

It doesn't have to be a hike in the mountains. A tick riding in on your dog is enough, and Cochise County health officials are paying close attention to what's happening locally.

Arizona just made it a lot more expensive to get caught driving distracted — and the changes go further than most people probably realize.

Tucson held Arizona's capital status for a full decade, and it didn't give it up without a fight.

Most scorpions keep to the ground. This one prefers the ceiling, and that's just the beginning of what makes it genuinely strange.

Shopping at a place where the customers are also the owners has a completely different feeling — and Sierra Vista has had exactly that kind of store for over a decade.

The post office has been quietly losing ground for years — less mail, higher costs, and now another price hike that hits your wallet a little differently than the last one.

Honoring the team of the Cochise County Sheriff's Assist Team as they hit a milestone worth hearing about.

Neighbors clearing canals together, crops planted only where water could reach — daily life in early Arizona was built entirely around one thing.