At an Arizona rally in Bullhead City, Trump pushed his economic message while some GOP candidates stayed away.

Bullhead City crews clear roads and parks after heavy rainfall and runoff in the Tri-State area south of Las Vegas.

With early voting underway, President Trump rallied Arizona Republicans in Bullhead City, telling them to vote as if he were on the ballot.

Arizona's Mohave County is considered strong Republican turf. Congressman Andy Biggs, the Republican nominee in the state's governor's race, will also be speaking.

Thousands waited to hear the President speak in Bullhead City.

Andy Biggs will join Donald Trump, while at least one Republican in a competitive race is staying away.

President Donald Trump appears in battleground Arizona a week into early voting to energize Republicans before the high-stakes midterm election.

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The president defended his record on the economy, crime, and foreign policy, and warned of ‘1929-style depression’ if ...