A lawsuit filed by an Arizona woman after Rep. Paul Gosar blocked her on Facebook shined a light on how politicians interact with the public on social media.
The Department of Public Safety said Tuesday that people should rest assured they will be safe at the Arizona State Fair after the shooting in Las Vegas.
The fifth-annual enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act kicks off in November and enrollment groups have less time and money to get the word out.
The Valley will be going back in time to the Prehistoric Era next week, when the Phoenix Zoo will kick off its six-month Dinosaurs in the Desert exhibit.
Having a baby for the first time can be downright terrifying for new parents. But here are some helpful tips that can help you get ready for the big day.
Six California immigrants have sued President Donald Trump for rescinding DACA, and KTAR legal analyst Monica Lindstrom said "Dreamers" in Arizona could join.
The trend of "scary" clowns seems to be bigger than ever with the rise of "It", but local experts say the clown business in Phoenix has not been affected.
Activists called for a boycott of Motel 6 after it was revealed some Phoenix locations were passing information about possible illegal immigrants to ICE.
The success of the movie "It" means your kid may be begging you to see it, but how young is too young to allow your child to watch the R-rated horror film?
Arizona advocates are calling on Gov. Doug Ducey to use state money from a March settlement involving Volkswagen to replace the state's diesel school buses.
