Three out of four Americans don't use all of their vacation time. And even on vacation, 61 percent admit to doing some work. So what's keeping us in the office? For some, it's fear stemming from economic uncertainties
Amanda Blackhorse said things have changed since a 2005 game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Washington Redskins, when she and other protesters faced fans' verbal abuse for having the audacity to suggest that the teams' names were racist.
Halfway through the year, Arizona has seen a larger number of smaller fires than last year, allowing crews to react quickly, stay safe and keep firefighting costs within budget, officials said.
The Arizona Diamondbacks are celebrating Military Appreciation Day at the ballpark Monday. They will be honoring all members of our armed forces for Memorial Day.
If you are looking for a way to beat the heat this summer, you might want to think about going to one Phoenix's 29 city pools. All pools will be open Memorial Day weekend and will re-open for the 2014 season on May 31.
Federal officials are trying to figure out how to control a herd of about 350 bison that is roaming the North Rim of the Grand Canyon and damaging vegetation and water sources there.
Who doesn't love a witty, personalized license plate?
However, Harold Sanders with the Arizona Department of Transportation wants to remind drivers it's illegal to make any changes to an Arizona license plate on your own.
State lawmakers say a partnership with Phoenix to create a trade, tourism and investment center in Mexico City could boost Arizona's economy by billions of dollars.
Dressed like Santa Claus, members of PETA plan to greet shoppers in downtown Phoenix on Monday in hopes of persuading them to cross products made from animal skins off their holiday shopping lists.
The former mayor of the nation's sixth-largest city wants Arizona to form a partnership with Mexico that would build desalination facilities and tap in the ocean's virtually limitless supply of water.
Told he had won $10 million in a sweepstakes, an older man insisted that he was going to Florida to collect despite objections from his family and even an explanation from the Arizona Attorney General's Office that he was being scammed.
Most Arizona lawmakers feel a sense of pride when asked to give the invocation to open a House session, but Rep. Juan Mendez was gripped by a different emotion.
Meteor sightings were reported across the Valley and the entire state of Arizona Tuesday evening.
A bright, green light flew across the Las Vegas, Phoenix and Tucson sky. In southern Arizona, many residents reported seeing the sky light up and then hearing a loud boom and rumble.
