Red light cameras in Chandler will be re-located as soon the city council approves the plan.
As the time comes to usher children back to school, state officials are encouraging parents to make sure their vaccinations are in order.
If you're looking to adopt a pet, a pet slumber party may help your choose the right one.
Grocery shopping is a little cheaper in Arizona at the supermarket according to an informal survey by the Arizona Farm Bureau.
Public, private and non-profit leaders got together this week announce "Thriving Together."
The UA Health Science and Education building in downtown Phoenix is considered one of the most beautiful science buildings in the world.
Children can have healthier eyes by spending more time outdoors, according to new research.
A lot of people are keeping tabs on their March Madness brackets in hopes of bringing home some extra spending cash, but that money is taxable.
Valley Realtors are taking precautions after a recent rash of attacks during open houses in the East Valley.
Lawmakers, doctors, pharmacists and law enforcement got together Monday to discuss future solutions to Arizona's heroin issue.
Officials plan to use $250,000 in grant money to teach Arizona nurses to concentrate on keeping people out of the hospital.
When the 2015 spring training season opens Wednesday in Peoria, some local charities will reap the benefits.
A Valley solar company has filed a federal lawsuit against Arizona utility company Salt River Project for what they call anti-competitive behavior.
Spring training is almost upon us and 15 of the 30 Major League Baseball teams will soon be here in the Valley.
A University of Arizona study may have found a treatable cause of dementia in people who have had a stroke.
The deadline for signing up for health care is Sunday and won't be available again until fall.
The New England Patriots were not the only ones left smiling after Super Bowl XLIX in Glendale, Ariz.
Commercials are considered the best part of the Super Bowl by many people, but they might not be good for your health.
The nation celebrates the life of Martin Luther King Jr. this week at a time when the country is dealing with marches and protests once again.
Construction on the world's largest clear-span tent is underway for this year's Coors Light Birds Nest outside the Waste Management Phoenix Open.
The Arizona Office of Tourism is campaigning around the nation to attract visitors.
A new federal law requires all applicable, alleged crimes committed on U.S. cruise ships to be reported publicly on a Department of Transportation website.
Activists are using a twist on a holiday tradition to take on Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
An Arizona man has been given the prestigious Carnegie Hero Medal for those who risk their lives while attempting to save the lives of others.
