Too On One caught up with Diamondbacks manager Bob Melvin:

Eight condominiums damaged in a west Mesa fire that raged for nearly two hours Tuesday afternoon were not required to have sprinklers, officials said Wednesday. The blaze started about 3 p.m. at Fiesta Park Village, 839 S. Westwood near Alma School Road and Eighth Avenue.

The Coyotes hadn't lost in their last five games of their last-gasp playoff push, while the Calgary Flames were winless in their last seven games and sat in the Western Conference basement.

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LONDON - Bob Dylan's lyrics have been taught in universities and debated at academic conferences. Not bad for a college dropout who railed, in "Tombstone Blues" against too much "useless and pointless knowledge."

LONDON - Bob Dylan's lyrics have been taught in universities and debated at academic conferences. Not bad for a college dropout who railed, in "Tombstone Blues" against too much "useless and pointless knowledge."

Phoenix police are investigating how a man caught fire and burned to death on Christmas night.

As flames broke out in one of Apache Junction’s first restaurants and garages, the nearest firetruck barreled down Apache Trail to save the day.

As flames broke out in one of Apache Junction’s first restaurants and garages, the nearest firetruck barreled down Apache Trail to save the day.

Stung by the veto of key elements of the Republican budget plan, Senate President Bob Burns on Thursday said Gov. Jan Brewer is incompetent.

Senate President Bob Burns is making a last-ditch effort to stitch together the votes for a Nov. 3 election to temporarily hike the state sales tax.

Gov. Jan Brewer has given up her demand for an immediate sales tax hike to balance the state budget — at least for the time being. The Republican governor said her willingness to defray her call for higher taxes shows she is willing to compromise with legislative leaders from her own party. With no deal in sight, though, Brewer said she now is going to ask the Arizona Supreme Court to intercede.

 Republican lawmakers on Monday pressed to close a big shortfall in Arizona’s budget amid mixed signals on how closely their planned legislation will track controversial spending cuts proposed by key committee chairmen.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Most folks know Memphis for its barbecue and Philly for its cheesesteaks, but how about Nashville and its hot chicken?

Senate Republican leaders are trying to cobble together votes for the budget package they negotiated with Gov. Jan Brewer after the session collapsed Friday when several of their members refused to go along.

Would a fire station near your house be mostly a good idea if it meant a quicker response to an emergency call, or mostly a bad one because it could affect property values? Some north Scottsdale residents think the latter.

The top Senate Republican is shying away from putting two measures on a special ballot this spring, at least in part because he fears voters will not decide the issues the way he wants.

Mario Ramirez recently found himself in what he thought was fog.

Both political parties narrowed down the list of who they hope will serve on the Arizona Corporation Commission for the next four years.