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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 6, 2015Lights on: Tempe Public Library to add solar power
Solar power will soon be keeping the lights on at the Tempe Public Library.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 1, 2015Several Phoenix-area cities to take part in census to raise funds for the Valley
In order to bring more money to the Valley, hundreds of census workers will be knocking on doors throughout the Phoenix area starting on Thursday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 30, 2015Learning dollars: Arizona gets $15.7M grant for charter schools
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded Arizona a $15.7 million grant for charter school startups in the state.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 30, 2015Valley medical examiners hope event reduces unidentified bodies
The Maricopa County Medical Examiner's Office will host an event next month in an effort to reduce its backlog of unidentified bodies.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 29, 2015Officials: Tempe water conservation plan on track to meeting goals
Just a year after Tempe announced it was setting conservation goals to slash city water use, statistics show the city is on its way to meeting those goals.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 28, 2015UA group developing app to educate athletes and parents about concussions
A new app could give athletes a glimpse of what it’s like to get a concussion.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 25, 2015UofA expert calls for more attention to water management
UofA expert feels that fresh water is in great danger, and technology may hold the key to solving the problem.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 18, 2015Christian concert at GCU arena to be filmed for faith-based movie
The Newsboys will be filming scenes for an upcoming faith-based film “God’s Not Dead 2” during their Sunday concert at Grand Canyon University arena.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 17, 2015Surprise, Ariz. to gain city’s first rehab hospital
The City of Surprise is about to get its first hospital -- the Cobalt Rehabilitation Hospital.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 17, 2015Marie Lopez Rodgers: From the cotton fields to Valley political leader
She is a Valley native who rose from the cotton fields of Avondale in the 1950’s to become a West Valley political leader.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 16, 2015Arizona DCS email to relieve shelter overcrowding raises foster parents’ brows
Some Valley foster parents are worried after the Arizona Department of Child Safety director contacted them directly to take kids from a packed shelter.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 15, 2015State schools chief Diane Douglas speaks out about arm grabbing incident
Arizona schools chief Diane Douglas is speaking out for the first time about an "arm grab" incident between her and Board President Greg Miller last month.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 11, 2015Cardinals fans worried about freeway shootings can take alternate routes
For Arizona Cardinals fans going to the game Sunday, Glendale officials said there are plenty of alternative routes to the stadium that don't involve freeways.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 10, 2015Baseball bucks: MLB spring training pumps $800M into Arizona economy
PHOENIX -- Major League Baseball's spring training in Arizona, better known as the Cactus League, pumped $800 million…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 10, 2015Glendale businesses ready to serve, entertain during Cardinals opener
With the Arizona Cardinals opening their 2015 NFL regular season against the New Orleans Saints this Sunday in Glendale, business owners in the area said they are ready to serve the high influx of fans.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 8, 2015First phase of Sun Devil Stadium renovation nearly complete
PHOENIX -- Crews are set to put the finishing touches on the first phase of construction at Arizona…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 7, 2015Marines to invade Valley for ‘Marine Week’ this week
PHOENIX -- 600 U.S. Marines from Camp Pendleton in California are coming to the Valley to take part in…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 4, 2015Spanish colonial exhibit opens at Phoenix Art Museum
The Phoenix Art Museum is planning on welcoming in a brand-new Spanish art exhibit the only way you can: With a giant fiesta.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 2, 2015Insurance companies busy with claims after storms
The cleanup is continuing from the thunderstorm that slammed the Phoenix area. Insurance companies are seeing a lot of claims because of the storm.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 31, 2015Phoenix-area canals to be transformed in ‘Grand Canalscape’ project
An effort is underway to transform Phoenix-area canals into great public areas.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 28, 2015Anti-prostitution billboard placed near Phoenix’s Sky Harbor Airport
An anti-prostitution billboard has recently been enacted right outside of Phoenix's Sky Harbor Airport.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 27, 2015Ice, ice, baby: Former Arizona Diamondbacks complete ALS ice bucket challenge
Two former Arizona Diamondbacks players took part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge Thursday in a club-wide effort to find a cure for the progressive disease.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 27, 2015Officials: 300-mile long Maricopa County hiking trail nearly complete
The Maricopa Trail, a 300-mile long trail system that will attempt to connect all 10 regional parks and loop around the entire Valley, is nearly complete.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 27, 2015Stanton: Phoenix to hire 425 police officers after Prop 104 passes
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said city funds that would've been used for transportation will now be used to hire 425 police officers.