Reported by: Associated Press Last Update: 10:07 am A Mesa woman has been sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison in connection with a fatal drunken-driving crash in 2006. via ABC15.com

"I think that there is a lot of fear and intimidation and disinformation about the parameters that do exist."

Conservative legal advocates are recruiting pastors nationwide to defy an IRS ban on preaching about politicians, in a challenge they hope will abolish the restriction. via Free Republic

Rapper DMX was arrested at his Cave Creek home Friday morning and booked into jail on seven counts of animal cruelty and four counts of drug possession, the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said. via WEWS

North and South Scottsdale single family homes, condos and townhouses sales reports for April 2008. Comparison analysis and reports by zip code.

A law that dissolved a north East Valley school district because it would have bused 550 students to other districts for classes is constitutional, according to a court ruling filed Wednesday.

Scottsdale will spend up to $125,000 on outside lawyers to represent the city against the Hualapai investment company in a case over a disputed land lease signed by Mayor Mary Manross.

Motorists traveling the stretch of Scottsdale's Loop 101 lined with photo speed enforcement cameras slowed by 9 mph and were less likely to be involved in collisions.

Tribune The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted Wednesday to give the sheriff's office nearly $1 million to capture illegal immigrants, despite strong objections from small-business ...

The College of Nursing and Healthcare Innovation can afford to admit only 60 percent of the Arizona State University students who apply each year, even as the state struggles with a nursing shortage.

Mike Branom , Tribune State authorities have arrested rapper DMX for allegedly driving at speeds exceeding 100 mph on Loop 101 through Scottsdale. via East Valley Tribune