Plenty of friends and families around the Valley will be coming together for barbeques and pool parties during the Fourth of July and the Phoenix Fire Department wants residents to adopt a zero-tolerance policy toward drowning.
Today's college graduates are leaving school with the highest amount of student loan debt in history -- and they won't be getting any breaks on interest.
The family of one of the fallen 19 Granite Mountain Hotshots will soon be receiving their own personal memorial and in time for the Prescott Day Parade on July 5.
The Federal Aviation Administration is in a public-hearing phase of a new proposal that could have a significant impact on airports around the country, including in metro Phoenix.
When retired fighter and airline pilot Al Gardner of Mesa, Ariz., bought 455 acres of land on the Hawaiian island of Oahu, he originally intended to develop the tropical landscape into housing to provide more accommodations for the growing Brigham Young University satellite campus located there.
Arizona began issuing newly designed driver's licenses on Monday, but the new design and features mean about a two-week delay between when people will actually receive their new license in the mail, which could mean hassles for travelers needing valid ID.
As Starbucks announced a new partnership with Arizona State University on Monday to provide its workers with a pathway to an online college degree, some Valley job experts are weighing in on whether online degrees hold the same value as in-person degrees.
