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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 25, 2016Phoenix Zombie Walk brought back from the dead
Just when it looked like Phoenix’s annual Zombie Walk was dead, the zombies will soon be rising up in the downtown warehouse district and helping a good cause.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 24, 2016More than 100 sickened by parasite at Phoenix public water facilities
Officials said that more than 100 people have been sickened by a disease that may have been spread at 20 recreational water facilities in the Phoenix area.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 23, 2016State Education Department looking for public input on revised standards
The Arizona Department of Education is applauding a group of educators for coming up with new academic standards that it says will move the state away from Common Core.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 9, 2016Students transform SUV into self-driving car
It’s show and tell time on Tuesday morning for students from around the country who have transformed a Ford Escape into a self-driving car.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 5, 2016Nice! Sky Harbor ranks high on list of America’s surprisingly great airports
Most travelers who pass through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport are in for one of the most pleasant surprises in the nation, a website said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 3, 2016Valley visitors bring big bucks during Fiesta, Cactus bowls
The real winner of the bowl games was the Valley.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 2, 2016Phoenix hospital’s technology used to kill now saves lives
A Phoenix hospital is using technology, originally used by the military to kill people, to save lives by reducing radiation risk.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 29, 2016Phoenix Children’s Hospital to start ribbon campaign for Drowning Impact Awareness Month
August is Drowning Impact Awareness Month, and Phoenix Children's Hospital will be placing 800 ribbons on trees around its area Friday for it.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 13, 2016Catching smiles: Arizona church embracing role as ‘Pokemon Go’ stop
An Arizona church that found itself dropped in the center of all the "Pokemon Go" hubbub is welcoming players with open arms and Wi-Fi.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 12, 2016University of Arizona study finds deep water from ocean rehydrates better
A University of Arizona study says a new brand of water being sold in Arizona and other states is more effective in helping the performance of athletes.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 11, 2016Poll: Arizona voters likely to reject recreational marijuana initiative
A new poll says if the vote were taken today, a measure for recreational marijuana legalization would not pass in Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 8, 2016Survey: Most Arizonans opt for cheap in-state summer trips, jaunts to California
A majority of Arizonans taking a summer vacation are opting for the affordable by taking in-state trips or short jaunts to California, a survey said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 7, 2016Would a stupid hiker law stand up in an Arizona court?
There's been talk of creating a stupid hiker law in Arizona. Basically, those who get stuck on a trail may have to pay for their rescue.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 24, 2016Community group to try to find people behind five Phoenix killings
A Phoenix-area group will begin patrolling neighborhoods this weekend to catch the person or people responsible for five separate shooting incidents.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | Jun 23, 2016Groups to form commission on accountability in Arizona elections
Several community groups will come together Thursday to try to improve Arizona elections.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 22, 2016APS donates $229K to Granite Mountain Hotshots state memorial park
An effort to honor the fallen members of the Granite Mountain Hotshots received a big financial boost on Wednesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 19, 2016Phoenix teen accidentally shot by loaded gun urges parents to be cautious
One in three homes that have kids living in them in America also have a gun. Many of them are loaded and unlocked.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 16, 2016Lawyers to recommend punishment in Joe Arpaio civil contempt case
Lawyers for both sides in Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s civil contempt of court case will be back Friday to talk about the punishment.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 15, 2016Valley attorney biking in Race Across the West
An eight-time Ironman competitor who is now a Gilbert attorney specializing in bicycle accident cases is scheduled to peddle into Arizona on Wednesday as part of a ride that will take on some of the most challenging terrain in the country.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 14, 2016UofA researchers say infection may help immune systems of people over 65
Many people retire at the age of age of 65. That’s also the age when their immune system starts to lose some of its strength
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 13, 2016
Valley police, fire to get special training this week
Officers from police and fire departments from all over the Valley will get some special training this week.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | Jun 10, 2016Arizona looking to hire thousands of poll workers for August, November elections
In the wake of past election problems Arizona officials are looking to hire thousands of poll workers for upcoming elections
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 9, 2016Economically challenged Arizona millennials are falling behind in major milestones
Economic challenges are causing Arizona millennials to miss the mark when it comes to life milestones, such as getting married or buying a home.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 6, 2016Swiss cyber security company to open office in Phoenix
A cyber security company from Switzerland has decided to set up shop in Phoenix.