Some West Valley businesses are trying to keep going while their area is affected by a major road construction project. But they are hoping that the great deals that they are offering will put you on the road to their front door.
A 10-month investigation by Tempe police and the Arizona Attorney General’s Office has found that a Tempe massage parlor has been offering customers something more than a massage.
Arizona State University said while Hispanics make up the largest percentage of the state's K-12 population, they have the lowest post-secondary degree completion rates. But university officials are working to change that fact.
Fourth Street, which runs abreast of Chase Field in downtown Phoenix, will no longer be known as Fourth Street after Thursday. The Arizona Diamondbacks renamed Fourth Street between Jackson and Jefferson streets Randy Johnson Way in honor of the legendary pitcher.
As a part of National Police Memorial Week, Arizona residents are asked to honor law enforcement officers by shining a blue light outside of their home for a special holiday.
The Arizona Department of Transportation revealed its new Arizona Diamondbacks license plates, which were designed to reflect the team's road uniforms.
Members of Concerns of Police Survivors, or C.O.P.S. Arizona, is helping families of fallen police officers to pay tribute to their loved ones in honor of National Police Memorial Week.
Tucson Greyhound Park has had live racing since 1944 and is the only Greyhound racing track that is still operating west of the Rocky Mountains. But that will come to an end by the end of this year if Arizona House Bill 2127 becomes law.
Starting May 1, Gilbert will take part in the 33rd Annual National Travel and Tourism Week in order to celebrate the impact that the travel and tourism industry had on the city.
Ahead of the 72nd anniversary of D-Day, a Phoenix-area high school teacher and one of her students have been chosen to travel to France to study the invasion of Normandy during World War II.
Arizona Secretary of State Michele Reagan said Maricopa County will be reprinting hundreds of thousands of ballots for a May special election after an error was discovered on the Spanish version.
Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake has introduced a new guest worker program that will aim to address a gap between temporary visa programs for seasonal workers and highly-skilled immigrants.
When Arizona voters go to the polls for a special election on May 17, one of the issues they will be deciding deals with pension funds for first responders, such as police officers and fire personnel.
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected the appeal of an Arizona death row inmate, but was quick to offer an alternative glimmer of hope in the case.
