Instead of letting your summer get away from you, try these four tips to take back your time, so that you can make the most of it this summer at home and at work.
When Arizona teachers walked out of their classrooms demand more funding, it forced education into headlines. Now those headlines appear to be a distant memory.
With the summer monsoon in high gear, we still have a great opportunity to see one of the most amazing sights in all of our Arizona skies: The summer Milky Way.
Analysts say President Donald Trump's threat to shut down the government if Congress does not approve his immigration reforms is little more than a political ploy.
A federal appeals court Thursday overturned immigration violations against a Valley business, saying that the Immigration and Customs Enforcement investigation of the firm was sparked by an illegal 2013 raid by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office.
Reps. Raul Grijalva and Rob Bishop came together to back a bipartisan bill that could steer billions toward a national parks maintenance backlog that reached $11.6 billion last year.
Get set for another great space mission with the upcoming launch of the Parker Solar Probe. It will be launched on Aug. 6, as it makes its way toward our nearest star: the Sun.
The chief of the U.S. Border Patrol’s Tucson sector said the deployment of more than 600 National Guard troops to Arizona’s border had “tremendous value” for border agents.
The House gave final approval Monday to a bill that would let the White Mountain Apache proceed on desperately needed improvements to their water system.
Andrew Medway wasn’t sure how his Mesa business was picked to represent Arizona at the White House’s “Made in America Showcase,” but he was still excited to be there Monday.
As new apartment buildings crowd the downtown skyline and rents rise across Phoenix, low-income residents continue to rely on decades-old public housing. But that’s beginning to change.
Gov. Doug Ducey signed the “Officer Craig Tiger Act,” which provides more counseling services to public-safety officials who suffer post-traumatic stress disorder because of their experiences on the job.
With a bouquet of roses and open arms, Miguel Calix waited nervously at Washington-Reagan National airport Tuesday night for his wife, daughter and stepdaughter to arrive on a flight from Phoenix.
Officials with the Phoenix-based Neighborhood Ministries said the group could relaunch its Refugio program, which pairs migrant children with foster families, by next year if it receives a grant.
Applesnails have also become a nuisance in some of the state’s waterways and the Arizona Game & Fish Department wants to eradicate them from the lower Salt River.
Voter participation is eroding across the U.S. and the situation in Arizona is a crisis, according to a study by the Morrison Institute of Public Policy at Arizona State University.
The moon returns to its new phase on July 13 and, for a few evenings around this date, we hopefully will have a monsoon-free sky to view some of the summer's best sky objects.
Immigrant-rights activists and lawmakers Monday accused the Trump administration of erecting a “second wall” to more than 700,000 potential immigrants – including more than 14,000 in Arizona – who have pending citizenship applications.
Fun is the focus of Fourth of July festivities, but the Consumer Federation of America reminds that July 4 is the deadliest day for drivers of ATVs, quads and other types of off-highway vehicles.
The Phoenix area was among the top five-largest metro areas with the most days of smog in 2016, according to a national study released Wednesday by an Arizona research group.
A Guatemalan woman who was separated from her daughter after they crossed the border near San Luis, Arizona, said Tuesday she is suing the federal government to get her child back.
