A Mexican woman was sentenced to two years in prison for pepper spraying a border patrol agent in Arizona, officials announced Tuesday.

First Solar and Avnet recently announced plans to move their headquarters - the latest musical-chair shifts among larger corporations based in Arizona.

Neighbors say a woman was dead in her Ahwatukee backyard for days. Now, a week later, they say that the woman was a hoarder and her death has led to an issue that is getting worse by the day.

Richard Djerf was convicted in 1996 for murdering Albert Luna Sr., his wife, Patricia Luna, and their two children in Phoenix.

A federal land swap will have to wait as another legal challenge to a controversial Arizona copper mine makes its way through the courts.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell called Djerf’s actions “pure evil.” Djerf pleaded guilty to four counts of first-degree murder in 1995 and was later sentenced to death. The Arizona Supreme Court affirmed his conviction in May 1998.

Convicted murderer Richard Kenneth Djerf is set to be executed on October 17, after the Arizona Supreme Court granted a motion for a warrant of execution.

A man convicted of violently killing four members of a family in an act of revenge at their Phoenix home over 30 years ago is scheduled to be executed on Oct. 17 in what would be Arizona’s second use of the death penalty this year.

The man accused of driving the wrong way before a deadly crash on a Phoenix freeway last week has been arrested.