Madison Gonsalves, a third-grader from Chandler, will now get the opportunity to represent all of Arizona in the national Doodle 4 Google competition with her doodle “Daydream Believer."
The Freedom From Religion Foundation, an organization that aims to protect the "constitutional principle of separation of state and church," was the inspiration behind the movement to push a Satanic prayer into Phoenix government.
Just one day after the World Health Organization declared a global emergency over the mosquito-spread Zika virus, Maricopa County officials said there is "no indication" that the virus has hit the Valley.
The Phoenix Navy Week, from March 21 to 26, is going to bring a myriad of free events to the city, including visits by Navy divers and the Explosive Ordnance Team, performances by the Navy band and visits to local schools.
The first-ever Arizona Native American Youth Summit for junior high and high school students, hosted by the Morning Star Leadership Youth Council, was announced this week. It will be held on Apr. 30 at Grand Canyon University.
Paramedics in Buckeye, Arizona, are working to reduce the number of hospital visits for patients with a high-risk of re-admission with a brand-new pilot program that allows them to make house calls.
A new study found residents have far less time to escape a house fire than residents more than 30 years ago. Residents have just three or four minutes to escape a house fire, compared to approximately 17 minutes back in the 1980s.
A recent poll found that the topic of education ranks among one of the highest priorities with Arizona Voters, according to the non-profit organization Expect More Arizona.
Construction hiring and business forecasts are looking good for Arizona in 2016, according to a new report from the Associated General Contractors of America.
