The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality got $315 million in funding for specific federal programs over the past five years – funding that could be endangered by proposed cuts to the Environmental Protection Agency budget.
Three Arizona lawmakers filed a court brief defending a Colorado cake shop owner that was sued for refusing to make a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.
State support for Arizona college students has fallen by 53.8 percent since 2008, more than three times the national decline, according to a new report.
Members of the Chinese community in the Valley said they were caught off guard by the sudden sale of the property where their cultural center is located.
Michael Abels, a former member of the Phoenix Boys Choir, scored Jordan Peele's hit horror film "Get Out," which has grossed more than $170 million domestically.
The Arizona Department of Economic Security partnered with the Arizona Department of Corrections to launch an employment program inside three state prisons.
Many environmental activists remain concerned over the potential impact that a U.S.-Mexico border wall will have on wildlife and ecology along the border.
Advocates say clean up of the 1,336 Superfund sites in the U.S. will remain slow, after the Trump administration outlined a budget that proposed cutting funds by $330 million.
Arizona residents donated $1.5 million toward President Donald Trump’s record-breaking inauguration fund, according to Federal Election Commission reports.
A Trump administration plan to hire thousands of border and immigration officers has advocates concerned about a possible repeat of the last hiring binge, which they said was followed by an increase in corruption and misconduct.
After accounts are settled Tuesday with Uncle Sam, the typical Arizonan will have sent $11,264 to the federal government, about 20 percent below the national average of $14,051.
Highway fatalities in Arizona rose from just over two per day in 2014 to an average of more than 2.6 per day last year, the highest level in nine years, according to the most recent estimates.
Children living in poverty in Tempe will be able to attend a free preschool program to jump start their academic potential and narrow the learning gap between poor and more well-off students.
Airlines performed better last year than they had for almost the last three decades, but carriers at Sky Harbor have lagged in quality, according to an annual report on airline quality released Monday.
Arizonans have filed 439 complaints with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau about medical debt collectors since the bureau started tracking complaints in 2013, the 11th-highest rate in the nation.
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton and other officials on Thursday broke ground on the construction of downtown’s first grocery store: A Fry's grocery store located near CityScape.
Distracted driving and walking is contributing to a 20-year high in pedestrian deaths, according to data collected in the first half of 2016 by the Governors Highway Safety Association.
Arizona State University officials are providing support to the international student community over President Trump’s second executive order calling for a travel ban from six Muslim-majority nations.
