The restaurant and bartending industry has embraced the latest automation trend: Robotic bartenders, which has cropped up at several Phoenix-area businesses.
After Hurricane Maria hit the island of Puerto Rico, wiping out nearly all power and leaving people without food and water, some residents decided to resettle in Arizona.
A divided House on Wednesday approved a bill that supporters said would boost wildfire prevention efforts, in part by excluding forests from environmental requirements.
Arizona is one of the few states expected to see a decrease in average premium costs during the Affordable Care Act open enrollment period – if consumers can figure out how to sign up.
One in four women and one in seven men in Arizona has experienced domestic violence. But experts said those numbers may be higher due to unreported cases.
The Children First Leadership Academy in Phoenix was given an F rating, but its academic success may be low because of a shortage of funding for the school.
Space can be a dangerous place for astronauts on long missions. But NASA researchers are looking for a solution to protect them from radiation exposure.
What happens to those DACA recipients who didn’t fall within that renewal window? The recipients have been looking for answers ahead of Thursday's deadline.
Arizonans showed up in droves to donate blood to the victims of the Las Vegas shooting, and officials sent hundreds of “blood products” to help the injured.
Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has spent hundreds of millions in improvements over the past few years and officials said the work is paying off.
Arizona has seen a 12 percent decrease in gun background checks this year compared to August 2016 and they are continuing to decrease under Donald Trump.
Sex trafficking in Indian Country is a significant problem, with tribal women and children suffering at high rates, Cindy McCain told a Senate committee.
Despite posting a sharp decrease in its poverty rate over the last two years, Arizona continued to have some of the highest poverty in the nation in 2016, the latest Census numbers show.
Two Tucson police officers who shot and killed a man as he came at them were protected for their actions by qualified immunity, an appellate court ruled.
A large number of members from the Chinese community in Phoenix came out in defense of the cultural center that is ground zero for their people last week.
