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A Phoenix firefighting museum last week celebrated the return of an engine that responded to 9/11 after the rig was restored back to the way it looked on that fateful day.
The expansion of the Interstate 17 bridge over Central Avenue in Phoenix is nearing completion following the successful pour of concrete on the northbound side of the bridge, officials said Monday.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order Monday to keep vaccine mandates out of the state, saying local governments that implemented one would be breaking the law.
Maricopa County's health department announced effective Monday, students exposed to COVID-19 who aren't fully vaccinated or haven't tested positive for the virus in the last 90 days will be required to quarantine at home.
Deer Valley Unified School District has told parents that students who test positive for COVID-19 or have been in close contact with someone who has will be required to quarantine starting Monday.
This week, the 13th annual Phoenix Children’s Hospital Give-A-Thon, presented by Valley Hyundai Dealers, takes place on KTAR News 92.3 FM and 98.7 FM Arizona’s Sports Station.
One of the most precise instruments for detecting planets is being used at the Kitt Peak National Observatory on the Tohono O’odham Nation west of Tucson.
From monsoon rains to record setting heat across the globe and a lawsuit on the ban of mask mandates, here are the biggest Arizona stories of the weekend.
Arizona health officials on Sunday reported 3,052 new COVID-19 cases, the third straight day with over 3,000 and two additional deaths from the disease.
The Yuma Police Department has arrested a medical center employee accused of sexually assaulting three adult men in the past eight months, authorities said Saturday.
Arizona health officials on Saturday reported 3,418 new COVID-19 cases, exceeding 3,000 for the second consecutive day, and 27 additional deaths from the disease.
A federal grand jury in Phoenix earlier the month returned a 65-count indictment against three Valley residents who allegedly conspired to purchase firearms from licensed dealers by making false statements, authorities said.
A number of concerts and sports venues will begin enforcing new COVID-19 policies for all attendees as coronavirus cases continue to increase in the state.
