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Human remains that appeared to be of a "small child" were uncovered on Tuesday during home construction near 87th Avenue and Indian School Road in Phoenix, police said.
Arizona schools chief Diane Douglas will officially face two challengers with political know-how in the 2018 election: Former Arizona Senator David Schapira and former U.S. Rep. Frank Riggs.
A national pharmacy chain's walk-in clinics could be part of a solution to help the Phoenix VA hospital ease long wait times for urgent care treatment.
A Phoenix-based photography company will offer a one-day, complementary photo shoot in Phoenix to give families affected by autism an opportunity to take professional photos.
Nearly 1,000 immigrants were arrested in the Phoenix area from January through mid-March of this year, according to data obtained by The Washington Post.
Judy Woodruff and the late Gwen Ifill, award-winning co-anchors and managing editors of "PBS NewsHour," will be awarded the 2017 Walter Cronkite Award for Excellence in Journalism, the school announced Monday.
A YouTuber wondered how much it would cost to assemble an iPhone using refurbished parts bought in Chinese markets. He took on the task in a viral video.
People hoping to register for this year's Pat's Run race should have moved quicker. In a Monday tweet, the race said it had filled its registration capacity
Break out the cold drinks: The National Weather Service said Phoenix could record its first 100-degree day of 2017 this weekend during a warming trend.
Chandler Basha school senior Becca Longo recently made history when she became the first woman to sign a football scholarship at a NCAA Division I or II.
Although the U.S. is years past the recession that hit the country hard, there is still extreme poverty around the nation, particularly in the Phoenix area.
"Lucky" is not one of the first words to come to mind for those who frequent the Motor Vehicle Division in Arizona, but now some visitors can play their hand at the lottery.
