An Arizona company is going to mark the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service by introducing a new, completely electric raft used to travel down the Colorado River.
Cancer has officially surpassed heart disease as the leading cause of death in Arizona, according to the American Cancer Society. The report found heart disease has crashed 46 percent since 1991.
Although recent rain storms in the Phoenix area has most likely cause Phoenix-area golfers to cancel their rounds, one official said a month from now golf fans may be glad the Valley of the Sun got a little precipitation.
An Arizona government agency will soon begin its annual count of the homeless population in an attempt to put a number to an often overlooked community.
If fireworks are going to be part of any celebrations this holiday season, officials with the Phoenix Fire Department said there are several precautions to keep in mind.
Members of Hoops 4 Hope, a Phoenix police officer-sponsored mentorship program for women, donated toys for kids in need to the Ronald McDonald House in Phoenix.
Arizona is below the national average when it comes to the percentage of high school students who graduate, according to a recent National Center for Education Statistics survey.
Looking for something to do that doesn’t involve a shopping mall on the day after Thanksgiving? Head to downtown Phoenix to check on the progress on the new Wallace and Ladmo statue that’s being built.
Dozens of protesters opposed to plans to bring 10,000 Syrian refugees to the United States gathered at the Arizona State Capitol in Phoenix on Saturday.
Millions of people will be hitting their local mall in the coming week, looking for that perfect toy for a holiday gift for their son or daughter, but that toy may be too loud for children and may cause permanent hearing damage.
A $2,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the person behind a bizarre deer killing in southern Arizona, a Game and Fish official said.
Chester Dorr, a grand marshal at the Phoenix Veterans Day Parade, served in France, Belgium and Germany as part of the Army Signal Corps in World War II.
The Orpheum Theatre in Phoenix has long had a presence in the Valley entertainment scene, but that presence may not be limited to the realm of the living.
With the Arizona State Fair about to start and people bringing their kids to petting zoos, state health officials are concerned that parents need to take steps to make sure that their kids and the animals don’t get sick.
Wendy Waller is a single mother of four who works as an Accounting Specialist. In March 2014, her world changed. She was diagnosed with Stage 3 breast cancer.
