Researchers at the Orlando Regional Medical Center are reporting progress on a blood test that could be used to diagnose concussions, according to a recent study.
Members of the robotics team at Cactus High School in Peoria are pretty excited -- and for good reason. They’ve built a robot that has earned them a spot in the upcoming World Championship competition.
The opening of Deseret Industries’ third thrift store in Arizona on Thursday is going to be a party -- literally. A 3-day grand opening event featuring live bands, dignitaries and more will mark the opening of the new store in Glendale.
A Maricopa App focuses on eating healthy and participating in healthy activities. The app shows people how to cook foods, and guides you to local events.
There could soon be more medical marijuana dispensaries opening in Arizona. Tom Salow with the Arizona Department of Health Services said the department will start accepting applications for dispensary certifications this summer.
Passengers travelling through Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport might come across some delays: the Sky Train will face restrictions during the next several months.
Cactus League Spring Training is just around the corner and crews in Peoria have been getting the spring home of the San Diego Padres and Seattle Mariners ready for the action.
Adele Plotkin, a rabbi with the Beit Torah Jewish Congregation, was asked to leave a Chino Valley council meeting on Feb. 9 after complaining that Mayor Chris Marley gave a Christian prayer at the meeting.
Arizona ranks among the worst states in the nation for equality among lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender residents, according to a recent report from the Human Rights Campaign.
Arizona is a mixed bag when it comes to controlling tobacco use, according to a recent report from the American Lung Association. The Valley of the Sun got grades across the board in the report, from A's to F's.
The Valley of the Sun ranked a less-than-sunny No. 45 in the nation in Education Week's quality of education report, rising from No. 47 last year. The bump comes from average scores dropping across the rest of the nation.
After six Desert Vista High School students became infamous from a photo of the group spelling out a racial slur using T-shirts, one Valley expert said parents should use the incident to teach their kids right and wrong.
