While it is tough for parents to go through a divorce, it's even harder for the children. To help your children deal with this tough time, Christina Jimenez with Doorways recommends discussing what the new situation will be like.
An official with the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce said a possible boycott in response to anti-illegal immigration legislation will not solve anything.
The city of Phoenix is proposing new distance regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries as Arizona looks to vote on recreational use of the drug in November.
After Republican presidential front runner Donald Trump released his plan for how he would force Mexico to pay for a border wall on Tuesday, one Arizona official claimed it could destroy the state economically.
Research has shown that the more a father is involved in their child's life, the more beneficial it is to the child and one Valley non-profit organization is working to help fathers be fathers.
Jason Romero, 46, is participating in a cross-country run over the next couple of months, but there's just one thing: he has a degenerative eye condition called Retinitis Pigmentosa that has rendered him legally blind.
After Arizona confirmed its first case of the Zika virus on Monday, many residents have been wondering how state health officials are planning to tackle the problem head-on.
Starting on Tuesday, students in Arizona will begin to take the Arizona’s Measurement of Educational Readiness to Inform Teaching test, otherwise known as AzMERIT, for the second year in a row.
Don’t judge a pooch by the color of its fur. A Valley shelter is removing breed labels from adoptable dogs, following a study at Arizona State University.
Voters in Arizona could have a recent Supreme Court decision to blame for excessive lines during the state's presidential preference election on Tuesday.
Arizona drivers, beware: Gas prices are continuing to climb throughout the state, and one official claimed the average price of gasoline could top $2 for the first time in 2016.
As spring turns the corner, it is just another reminder that school will be out before parents will even realize it. For parents in Arizona, the summer break is a great opportunity to try new activities with their children, such as hunting.
Many Americans do not go to political campaign rallies to support their their candidate. KTAR reporters ask the people who actually go why do they attend.
Four school busloads of kids go to the emergency room every day for medicine poisoning, according to a new national study from Safe Kids Worldwide. That’s more than 59,000 kids a year.
