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After three days of walkouts by Arizona educators and supporters at the state Capitol, leaders of Arizona Educators United announced they would continue Tuesday and Wednesday.
More than 1.3 million vehicles in the state of Arizona are on the roads with unfixed recalls. More than a million of those vehicles are located in the Phoenix area.
In a letter to Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich, the Arizona Education Association made the case that teachers participating in the walkout are not subject to disciplinary action by the State Board of Education.
After an unanimous vote from the Phoenix City Council, two crosswalks will go from the classic white stripes to bright colors, at the request of the Phoenix Pride Community Foundation, one-n-ten and Aunt Rita's Foundation.
Apple News published an exclusive excerpt of “The Restless Wave,” a memoir by John McCain scheduled for release May 22. In it, McCain writes, “This is my last term.”
A Tempe-based solar manufacturer will be beefing up production with construction of an enormous facility in Ohio that will be up and running in next few months.
Red-clad educators started arriving at the Capitol early Monday for the third consecutive school day of rallies, determined to keep pressure on lawmakers to improve teacher pay and funding for education.
In a tweet that has since been deleted, Sen. John McCain's son-in-law said the 81-year-old, who is battling brain cancer, asked him to take care of his daughter, according to a news report.
Even though Amazon passed up Phoenix for its second headquarters last year, the Arizona city was ranked among the best in the nation for customers who use the e-commerce service.
The Arizona Department of Transportation will be taking its inspection efforts to the skies -- literally. Officials with the department announced earlier this month it brought on eight new aerial drones.
The Arizona teacher walkout dominated the news cycle this past week. But here are some other major stories from this past weekend, both in the state and nationwide.
Multiple school districts across Arizona will remain closed on Monday as a statewide walkout over pay and education funding was expected to stretch into a second week.
Zillow, a real estate and rental marketplace, released its March data report Thursday, highlighting that homes in and around the Phoenix area have risen in price.
Business was booming for Sky Harbor International Airport in the month of March, as a new single-month record was set with nearly 4.4 million passengers.
A fire at a cardboard recycling plant sent plumes of black smoke into the air near downtown Phoenix on Friday afternoon. The Phoenix Fire Department responded to the blaze at SA Recycling.
Students in the Casa Grande Elementary and Casa Grande Union High School districts returned to class Friday after one day off, the district offices confirmed. Other districts could follow suit Monday.
Les Hughey stepped down from his position of senior pastor at Highlands Church after admitting to inappropriate relationships with staff members at a California church more than four decades ago.
