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ARIZONA NEWS | May 25, 2017Maricopa County’s controversial Tent City is almost completely torn down
PHOENIX -- The end of Maricopa County’s controversial Tent City jail is almost here. Maricopa County Sheriff Paul…
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 24, 2017Arizona, CVS partner to allow better access to anti-opioid overdose drug
Arizona is expanding access to an opioid overdose medication through a partnership with CVS pharmacies, it was announced Tuesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 17, 2017KTAR Eyes on Parenting: When is it OK to call the police on your kids?
Is there ever a time when you call the police on your child? Phoenix police sergeant Vince Lewis advises to consider whether your safety is in jeopardy.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 16, 2017Despite sales slump, Arizona gun store owners remain positive under Trump
The owner of an Arizona gun store is seeing a sales slump for the first time since President Donald Trump took office, but insists that he is not worried.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 15, 2017Expert: New prison penalties pushed by AG Jeff Sessions alarming, unnecessary
Attorney General Jeff Sessions directed federal prosecutors to pursue the most serious charges against suspects, a move that an expert is calling alarming and unnecessary.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 12, 2017Maricopa County recorder calls Trump’s voter fraud task force waste of time, money
A Maricopa County official had some harsh words in response to President Donald Trump's newly-commissioned task force to investigate voter fraud in U.S. elections.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 5, 2017Puente Arizona: Phoenix high schools don’t need cops on campus
The group Puente Arizona is trying to get cops off of Phoenix campuses.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 3, 2017Glendale fire reminds parents to watch kids around pools as summer nears
The Glendale Fire Department is reminding parents that keeping an eye on kids around pools could save a life, especially as the summer heat approaches.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 1, 2017Camera developed by Arizona State professor to help find frost, ice on moon
A camera developed by an Arizona State University professor has been picked by NASA to search for evidence of frost of ice on the moon.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 26, 2017Arizona officials offer help to parents looking to address child’s opioid abuse
The federal government has granted more than $12 million to Arizona to fight the opioid epidemic, but officials said parents should take matters in their own hands if they believe their child is abusing drugs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 25, 2017Americans would pay small fee to prevent another oil spill, study finds
The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill was an environmental disaster, but a new study found Americans would pay to prevent it from happening again.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 24, 2017Expert: Parents should be proactive in discussing learning disabilities with doctors
Developmental milestones are huge for children. But for parents who notice their child isn't making those milestones, when can they discuss learning disabilities with their doctor?
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 20, 2017Arizona lawmakers ramp up efforts to reduce opioid overdose rates
After the number of opioid overdose deaths peaked in 2015, lawmakers from the Phoenix area banded together on Wednesday to discuss how to reduce addiction rates.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 19, 2017Firefighters urge parents to discuss fire safety after fatal Glendale house fire
After a mother and her three children died in a tragic house fire in Glendale, officials with the local fire department are urging parents to discuss fire safety habits with their children.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 18, 2017Maricopa County attorney wants feds to reverse recreational marijuana laws
The top prosecutor for Maricopa County wants the federal government to crack down on marijuana laws and reverse all recreational marijuana policies established in the states.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 12, 2017Jeff Sessions worried ‘we’re not locking more people up’
Federal prisons have been reducing its population by changing sentencing guidelines, and other changes from the Department of Justice, Sesssions said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 11, 2017Brnovich: Arizona needs comprehensive criminal justice reform
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said Arizona needs serious, comprehensive criminal justice reform.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 10, 2017Arizona program aims to address family needs, keep kids out of foster care
The Arizona Department of Child Safety has teamed up with an online faith-based program called CarePortal to help keep families in low-income neighborhoods together and out of welfare by addressing their needs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 7, 2017Number of marijuana-related charges on decline in Maricopa County, data finds
The number of charges involving marijuana has decreased at both the federal level and in Maricopa County, according to the latest data. In Maricopa County, there has been more than a 25 percent decrease in marijuana possession and use charges since 2009.
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UNCATEGORIZED | Apr 5, 2017Small toys and small children can cause big problems for parents, expert warns
Little kids and little toys don't always go together as well as parents might think, according to Dr. Cara Christ, the director of the Arizona Department of Health Services.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 4, 2017Now that the Final Four is over, Westgate prepares for summer slowdown
The Final Four brought fans for businesses at Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale to enjoy, but owners are now preparing for a slowdown.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 30, 2017Ducey: Parents should make kids aware of opioid dangers
After Trump announced a plan to battle the opioid epidemic, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey said opioid addiction is a very passionate issue for him as well.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 28, 2017Is the Valley making money on hosting the biggest events in sports?
In three years, Arizona hosted the Super Bowl, the college football championship game, and this weekend's NCAA Final Four. How much money was brought in?
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UNCATEGORIZED | Mar 24, 2017Here’s how to help your child grieve the death of a loved one
After a 9-year-old Phoenix boy died Tuesday, parents of the boy's friends and classmates are left with a difficult task: How to help their child understand the death of a loved one.