Arizona has about 21,000 Catholic school students and members of the church are calling for the legislature to pay attention to the needs of private schools.
Just because they're in the hospital doesn't mean the kids at Phoenix Children's Hospital can't get into the Super Bowl spirit, and getting a visit from a former NFL head coach is a good way to do that.
A new report is raising concerns about the use of video-visitation systems in jails and prisons around the country, including those in Maricopa County.
Students from about a dozen schools in south Phoenix received much needed supplies for school on Thursday as part of the NFL's Super Kids-Super Sharing project.
Phoenix's real estate market is continuing to rebound from the recession in 2008, yet the city still has some of the largest amounts of vacant office space in the country.
As the Valley and Arizona continue to bounce back and grow, the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry is urging the state's leadership to keep a sharp eye on transportation.
When discussing international business and Arizona, the default reaction is often to think about the state's relationship with Mexico, however some are expecting 2015 to be a big year for business with Canada.
Some cities might try to brush them under the rug when big events come to town, but Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton said that won't be happening with the Phoenix's homeless population during the Super Bowl.
Stanton said one of his top priorities during his trip to D.C. will be to meet with the FAA about the change in departure routes at Sky Harbor Airport.
With several major events in the Valley at the end of January and the start of February, the Valley will be swarming with people in need of rides to get around town, marking one of the busiest times of the year for rideshare companies.
Activists in Arizona are hopeful Gov. Doug Ducey will continue to move the state forward on social issues, particularly the rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender residents.
