Home prices are on the rise in the Valley, but new single-family homes aren't very plentiful because of the time it takes homebuilders to get land ready for construction.
Voter-advocacy groups seeking a referendum to overturn a sweeping new state election law delivered more than 146,000 petition signatures Wednesday to the Secretary of State's Office.
A $250,000 appropriation to continue a state program that teaches how to spot signs of mental illness and connect individuals with help will allow even more Arizonans to participate, a Tucson lawmaker said.
Four of Arizona's nine House members said they will oppose a U.S. attack on Syria and at least four others said they are not sure how they will vote when Congress returns next week.
Some Arizonans, especially those in rural areas, face having their water bills dramatically increase when providers need to finance infrastructure improvements.
Climate change, and the consistently hotter and drier weather that comes with it, is largely the cause of the recent "sharp increase" in the number and intensity of wildfires, NASA officials said Friday.
Maricopa County Sheriff's deputies have arrested two suspects for taking a domesticated cat to the wilderness to be left to fend for itself, according to a press release.
A House subcommittee grilled Customs and Border Patrol agents Thursday over Southwest border security, charging that agents cannot identify which areas of the border are most dangerous.
The Supreme Court on Thursday let stand lower court rulings that blocked an Arizona law denying healthcare benefits to domestic partners of state employees.
Charities in the Phoenix area ranked 23rd among the nation's 30 major metro areas for financial performance, accountability and transparency in 2013, according to a recent report.
Nearly 1000 Metro-Phoenix residents will have the opportunity to work at State Farm Insurance. The company will be holding a massive career fair on June 11 and June 12 to fill 900 new positions.
