Luhrs Building in downtown Phoenix sold for $14M, to open new hotel

Butterfly Wonderland has joined a neighboring attraction in Scottsdale in becoming a certified autism center.

A Phoenix addiction psychiatrist was arrested Friday after allegedly sharing and doing illicit drugs with a patient.

Two Valley health care groups broke ground on a new mental health center in Scottsdale on Tuesday.

A Silver Alert was issued Tuesday evening for an 82-year-old Avondale man with dementia.

The Arizona Department of Education said it inadvertently released personal information about families that get state-funded vouchers to pay for private school.

A man who threatened people with a rifle outside a hospital was shot and killed by Scottsdale police, authorities said Tuesday evening.

Arizona voters may have the opportunity to choose between competing tax increase measures to boost school funding in November.

The venerable Arizona architecture school founded by Frank Lloyd Wright is closing, but it’s not the end of education at Taliesin West.

Mesa Public Schools, the state's largest school district, shot down a hoax spreading on social media about the coronavirus outbreak reaching its students.

Billionaire businessman and Democratic presidential candidate Michael Bloomberg planned to attend the opening of his Phoenix headquarters on Saturday, according to his campaign website.

Tech startup Galvanize, which entered the Phoenix market three years ago, has been sold to an online education company for $165 million, the buyer announced Monday.

The lottery is a tax on the poor and people who can’t do math. Instead of playing, focus on working hard and living on a tight budget to grow your money.

The Arizona Humane Society is urging dog owners to get their pets up to date on vaccines due to at least five confirmed cases of distemper in the Valley. 

Phoenix police say they have identified a man they believe was responsible for the death of an Arizona Rattlers player last month.