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Hamilton High School's principal and athletic director were reassigned Friday as police continued to look into hazing allegations about the football team.
Glendale said it was hoping the arrival of IKEA and several other companies in the next few years would spark an an investment boom in the West Valley city.
Tourist destinations can be less than relaxing because of all the people who visit. But the tourism office of Oslo, Norway is using that to its advantage.
A man riding a bicycle was killed after he was hit by a vehicle that jumped a curb on a Glendale street. The suspect is a Navajo Nation police officer.
Nearly 80 percent of Phoenix residents said they enjoy the city's weather during fall, ranking it as the best city in the nation for autumn, a recent survey found.
Arizona could lose as much as $600 million in federal funding for Medicaid expansion and the health exchange if the Graham-Cassidy bill passes in the Senate next week, the state's Joint Legislative Budget Committee estimated.
Don't let highway traffic get your weekend in a jam. Here are the Phoenix-area freeways that will be closed or restricted during the weekend of Sept. 22.
Travelers should be prepared to spend a little more when they drop their cars off at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport before they catch a flight.
U.S. Sens. John McCain and Jeff Flake and Rep. Martha McSally are asking two federal departments to address a sewage flow that plagued two Arizona cities.
Nearly two decades after being caught running a drug ring in Arizona, former mob hit man Salvatore 'Sammy the Bull' Gravano has been released from prison.
Two studies indicated that the latest attempt to overhaul America's health care system would have a significant negative impact on those living in Arizona.
The city of Tempe has introduced a new city-wide jobs program that would help homeless people get jobs and living assistance, officials said in a press release on Wednesday.
The Maricopa County Animal Care and Control has re-homed more than 90 percent of the animals that come through its shelters over the last eight months.
