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Since the start of the pandemic, St. Mary’s Food Bank has experienced an unprecedented demand for food to feed families across Arizona. In its 50-year history, the food bank now reports a record amount of food distributed.

The Salt River Project is looking to add employees to its Valley call centers, which are located in Tempe and Queen Creek.

The Fairway Drive traffic interchange along Interstate 10 in Avondale is now open to traffic, the city announced Monday after a ribbon cutting ceremony.

New Mexico-based chemical and gas management company Rinchem is expanding the its facility in Chandler by 50,000 square feet in the new year.

Construction on a light rail extension project in Phoenix will affect service during parts of February and March.

Phoenix City Councilman Sal DiCiccio is in quarantine after testing positive for coronavirus, he confirmed to KTAR News 92.3 FM on Tuesday.

Two unclaimed Powerball lottery tickets purchased in Arizona convenience stores are worth $1 million after Saturday's drawing.

Two prisoners on the loose after escaping from the Arizona State Prison in Florence attempted a robbery Saturday, officials say.

Less than half of the million-plus COVID-19 vaccine doses allocated to Arizona by the federal government as of Tuesday have made their way into people’s arms.

Phoenix Zoo’s annual nighttime ZooLights attraction will go dark after this weekend, and only two days remain for the drive-through option.

One year ago on Jan. 26, Arizona reported its first confirmed COVID-19 case. The disease has claimed the lives of more than 12,000 Arizonans since then.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will vote Wednesday on whether to allow two independent firms to conduct an audit on the certified 2020 election results.

Arizona added $1 million Tuesday to a state program helping restaurants with coronavirus safety measures.

A Phoenix nurse said her intensive care unit is seeing plenty of young, healthy patients who are extremely ill or dying from COVID-19.

Arizona on Tuesday reported 4,748 new coronavirus cases, the lowest one-day increase of the new year, and 209 additional deaths from COVID-19.

A winter storm shut down multiple highways across northern Arizona on Monday and when they'll reopen is anyone's guess. Major routes closed included Interstates 17 and 40.

The Phoenix Police Department on Monday released a video of an officer fatally shooting a man that was holding a gun and a baby.

Mesa Public Schools is offering COVID-19 vaccines this week at several of its campuses in partnership with the Mesa Fire and Medical Department.

Dan Volcko of the Phoenix Fire Department has responded to countless COVID-related 911 calls. But he never thought he would be the one to end up sick in the hospital.

A Valleywise Health comprehensive health center opened its doors Monday to bring affordable care to the West Valley, the organization announced.