'See Me AZ' campaign launches to reduce pedestrian, cyclist deaths
Pedestrian and bicycle crashes continually claim the lives of more than 100 people each year in the Maricopa region. A campaign raising awareness to reduce these deaths has just launched across the county.
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Arizona sits in rare territory for extreme drought conditions
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Arizona woman accused of fraud schemes arrested in Michigan
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Old tests inflate Arizona's COVID-19 case report to 1,302
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Moon Valley Nursery hiring hundreds throughout Arizona, Southwest
Moon Valley Nurseries is looking to hire hundreds of new employees throughout the Southwest due to a recent increase in business.Comments -
Navajo Nation breaks ground on new La Quinta hotel in Shonto
The Navajo Nation broke ground Tuesday on a new 54,000-square-foot hotel coming to the Shonto, Arizona, community. -
Addressing common concerns about password managers
Understand that cybersecurity is never about achieving 100% security as it’s just not possible, so protecting how you manage your passwords is one of the most important things to focus on. -
Biden seeks a new view of infrastructure, far beyond asphalt
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EXPLAINER: What the release of 2020 census numbers means
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Mesa-based life skills teacher wins Gaydos and Chad's teacher tribute
A Mesa-based teacher who works with special needs students has been named KTAR News 92.3 FM’s Gaydos and Chad Show’s Pay Tribute to a Teacher winner for April. -
2 Arizona correctional officers arrested for allegedly promoting contraband
Two officers based at ASPC-Lewis in Buckeye were arrested Friday morning on charges of promoting prison contraband, officials said. -
Arizona health director not worried over slashed J&J vaccine allotment
Dr. Cara Christ, Arizona's top public health official, said Friday there's no concern over the state's Johnson & Johnson vaccine allotment being cut for next week. -
Sen. Mark Kelly reports $4.4M in fundraising for reelection campaign
Democratic Sen. Mark Kelly said this week he raised nearly $4.4 million for his reelection campaign during the first quarter of 2021. -
Grand Canyon's Silver Bridge to close temporarily for electrical repairs
A bridge hikers use to cross the Colorado River in the Grand Canyon will close temporarily for repairs beginning Tuesday, the National Park Service announced. -
FBI search for Robert Fisher continues 20 years after Arizona murders
Almost 20 years later, authorities are still seeking a man who is suspected of murdering his family in Scottsdale. -
Northern Arizona's first state-run COVID vaccine site to open in Flagstaff
Northern Arizona is getting its first state-run COVID-19 mass vaccination site, officials announced Friday. -
Margo Fire isn't spreading, but evacuation could last through Friday
Evacuation orders prompted by the Margo Fire in Pinal County are expected to remain in place until Friday night or Saturday morning, authorities said. -
Tempe will also keep mask regulation in effect over Gov. Ducey's order
Another Arizona city has decided to keep its mask requirement policy in place, as the Tempe City Council voted to continue enforcing face coverings in public. -
Silver Alert issued for missing Phoenix man who uses wheelchair
Authorities issued a Silver Alert on Friday for a Phoenix man who uses a wheelchair and hasn't been seen since the weekend. -
Think Tank discusses immigration, other issues with Arizona attorney
This week's Think Tank discusses immigration with Phoenix attorney Ernest Calderon, former chairman of the Arizona Board of Regents. -
What you should know about snagging Arizona COVID vaccine spot Friday
Next week’s batch of appointments for COVID-19 vaccines at Arizona's state-run sites will be made available at 11 a.m. Friday. Here's what you need to know.
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