Arizona saw a 6 percent increase in solar jobs in 2016, bouncing back from a sharp drop the year before but still trailing well behind the national average growth of 25 percent in solar jobs.
Arizona women made 83 cents on the dollar to their male counterparts in 2015, falling from 84 cents from the year prior, according to a recent report on the national pay gap.
Phoenix officials seek to use the Lost Lake Festival to bring in money and increase the city's reputation as a top destination, but residents are concerned that it will hurt the area.
The Final Four tournament is expected to bring hundreds of thousands of basketball fans to the Valley this weekend, and owners of downtown Phoenix businesses say they are ready for the demand.
Republican Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Mike Enzi of Wyoming reintroduced legislation Wednesday to phase out the dollar bill and replace it with a dollar coin.
Arizona added 54,700 jobs from January 2016 to January 2017, a 2 percent increase that put it near the top of states for job growth, according to a jobs report released this month by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A Trump administration plan to hire thousands more border and immigration officers is “desperately” needed, but unlikely to happen quickly the agency, witnesses said.
Judges from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals criticized plans to split it in two, telling a House committee that doing so would cost taxpayers money while slowing down the judicial process.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety is renewing enforcement of distracted drivers, focusing on violations such as speeding, following another vehicle too closely and failing to use a turn signal when changing lanes.
Arizona city officials said Monday that while federal policy on immigration is shifting under President Donald Trump, municipalities still have a duty to make residents in their cities feel safe – undocumented or otherwise.
President Donald Trump’s proposal for a southwestern border wall would do more than separate two nations – it would split the Tohono O’odham nation in half.
Daniel Rodriguez, a Phoenix-based immigration attorney, is leading an international campaign for Mexico to boycott the importation of corn from the U.S. called #NoMaizGringo.
Arizona's implementation of E-Verify, which requires employers to verify the employment status of their workers, has shown mixed results for improving employment opportunities for those legally eligible to work in the U.S.
Arizona ranchers say they support President Donald Trump's border wall proposal and want to see it built, but expressed worry about having more Border Patrol agents on their land.
Transportation Security Administration officers at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport have confiscated at least 13 guns since the first of the year, most of them loaded, at security checkpoints.
A bill aimed at protecting undocumented immigrants from notary publics who falsely claim they’re authorized to provide legal services is making its way through the Arizona State legislature.
Valentine's Day is tomorrow, but if you forgot, you don't have to run from store to store to buy flowers and chocolate. Here are some last-minute and inexpensive Valentine's Day ideas that will warm her heart without breaking your bank.
The controversy surrounding a Phoenix-area woman's deportation this week has raised one question in particular: Why didn't she try to obtain legal status?
Emergency broadcasts often didn’t include interpreters or closed captioning for the hearing impaired, but Maricopa County wants to bridge that communication gap.
