Overlooking Tempe Town Lake, adjacent to the Arizona State University campus, a massive mixed-use development called the Novus Innovation Corridor is taking shape.
Numbers released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics show women make up 15.6% of the construction workforce in Arizona, second-most in the country behind Washington D.C.
Phoenix-based Runbeck Election Services, which creates Arizona's mail-in ballots, says it is a long, complex process that starts more than a year before the election.
A professor in Arizona started planning a way to better prepare teachers who would lead classrooms on the Holocaust: a trip to experience some of that history themselves.
This year, many local governments in Arizona gave up some of their allotted water, and instead contributed it to the 500+ Plan. Its goal is to conserve an additional 500,000 acre-feet of water per year to benefit Lake Mead.
Cerebral palsy, a developmental disability that effects motor skills and is diagnosed in thousands of children in the U.S. each year, can be tough to treat.
