A 9-year-old boy who died Tuesday after being shot in the head in a north Phoenix home serves as a grim reminder for all parents with a weapon in the home.
As if parents needed another reason to put their kids down for bed, a recent study from the University of Arizona suggests that taking naps can help preschoolers learn language.
The quality of Arizona's infrastructure ranks above the national average, but one ASU professor warned it could deteriorate without the proper investment.
Arizona health care officials are urging women and girls to get tested for HIV as the nation recognizes National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on Friday.
MedAire founder Joan Sullivan Garrett, who began her career as a nurse at Mesa Community College, has revolutionized the way in-air medical emergencies are treated.
Arizona State University is searching for the ninth planet in the solar system and they want you to help find it with astronomer Adam Schneider's new citizen-science website called Backyard Worlds: Planet 9.
Phoenix-area firefighters are warning parents of fire safety dangers in the home that may go unnoticed, including regular household items like scented plug-ins and phone chargers.
After undergoing a tragic accident as a kid that burned 35 percent of his body, a Phoenix-area man realized he wanted to devote his life to fighting fires and teaching fire safety.
Arizona high schools can start applying for state funding to create or expand on-campus drug prevention programs, according to Gov. Doug Ducey's office.
The number of fatal car accidents involving pedestrians in Phoenix rose in 2016, making it the third year in a row that has marked an increase in accidents, police said.
Tostitos released a chip bag that doubles as a breathalyzer ahead of the Super Bowl, but Arizona officials said it shouldn't be used be taken seriously.
