In honor of October being Domestic Violence Awareness Month, the Chandler Police Department is performing a warrant sweep to pick up outstanding domestic violence offenders.
The Arizona Department of Transportation will begin testing some new high-tech paving equipment that the department said will help save money down the road.
A day after the Centers for Disease Control confirmed Arizona's first case of enterovirus D68, Maricopa County health officials are urging people to watch out for its symptoms and take precautions.
As part of National Disability Awareness Month, the city of Phoenix recognized some members of the community who have made an impact in the lives of disabled citizens.
Some residents of the South Valley may soon be looking for new homes, because the Arizona Department of Transportation is seeking to move forward with plans to expand the Loop 202 freeway.
As ridesharing apps such as Uber and Lyft continue to grow in popularity, a University of Arizona student has come up with his own ridesharing mobile app.
The city of Flagstaff is a common getaway for Valley residents seeking clean air and a small-town feel, but the city is becoming a craft beer destination as well.
Downtown Phoenix will soon see even more students as the University of Arizona broke ground on another major medical research center there on Thursday.
A new Arizona trade office in Mexico City has already making progress in bridging the trading gap between Arizona and its nearest international neighbor.
Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu called for the resignation Thursday of an Apache Junction candidate seeking public office in this year's general election.
As doctors in Dallas work to contain the threat of Ebola, the Arizona Department of Health Services said an outbreak of the disease is highly unlikely.
