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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 30, 2018Family of man killed by Glendale police sues city for $5 million
The family of a man shot and killed by Glendale police last year has filed a $5 million claim against the city. Earlier this week, police released graphic body-cam footage of the incident.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Aug 13, 2018Arizona representatives co-sponsor valley fever research bill
Members of Arizona’s congressional delegation from both parties are backing a bill aimed at improving research into the debilitating disease known as valley fever.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 9, 2018Safety expert: Adults should keep an eye on all kids around pools
Lori Schmidt of the Scottsdale Fire Department and the Drowning Prevention Coalition of Arizona said preventing children from drowning in pools consists of a multi-layered approach.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 6, 2018One Cunningham rides for another to raise heart health awareness
Craig Cunningham's brother, Ryan, began riding his bike more than 1,600 miles from Canada to Tucson to raise money for the All Heart Foundation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 3, 2018More Arizona airports receive $7M in federal infrastructure grants
Two Arizona airports have received more than $7 million in federal grants in order to improve its infrastructure, the U.S. Department of Transportation announced Thursday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 30, 2018New Game and Fish regulations are up for public discussion Monday
The Arizona Game and Fish has planned a webcast and public forum on Monday night at six regional locations and its main headquarters.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 27, 2018Here’s how you can prevent Arizona heat from wreaking havoc on your car
Making a little preventative maintenance during the devastating Arizona summers can keep drivers on the road, rather than standing in the hot sun waiting for a wrecker.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 16, 2018Arizona roofs need extra attention during monsoon season
Pounding rain, hail and wind can do a real number on our roofs. It doesn’t matter if it’s flat or pitched, a roof and gutters need to be cared for during monsoon season.
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UNITED STATES NEWS | Jul 13, 2018Secret Service urging schools to establish teams for campus threats
The Secret Service wants schools across the United States to establish threat assessment teams in an effort to prevent future school shootings, like the Parkland, Florida, attack that left 17 people dead.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 9, 2018Federal lawsuit filed for deaf residents in housing discrimination cases
A federal lawsuit has accused at least 14 assisted living and nursing home operators of unlawful discrimination against prospective deaf residents.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 29, 2018East Valley family honored with highest civilian award Friday
The highest civilian award one can receive has been given to three members of an East Valley family for their service to the nation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 15, 2018D-backs, Boys and Girls Club team up to give kids new bikes
Arizona Diamondbacks players Ketel Marte and Fernando Salas helped deliver bikes to Boys and Girls Club children - many of whom had never had a bike.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 15, 2018Two groups of young people aim to shake up Arizona’s voter rolls
Two groups made up mostly of young people are out to change Arizona’s voter rolls by registering thousands of young voters this summer.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 11, 2018Construction underway for major technology campus in Tempe
Construction has started in Tempe on a major tech space project called I.D.E.A., or Innovation, Discovery, Education and Arts.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2018Phoenix protesters take aim at ICE, Trump immigration policies
On the National Day of Action, protesters stood in the heat Friday in front of the Phoenix offices of Immigration and Customs Enforcement to bash the Trump administration’s immigration policies.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2018Aerospace company moves headquarters from Puerto Rico to Mesa
An aerospace company is moving its headquarters from San Juan, Puerto Rico, to Mesa, city officials announced Thursday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 31, 2018Head of Phoenix shelter testifies during hearing headed by McSally
Jay Cory, the head of the Phoenix Rescue Mission, testified during a congressional subcommittee hearing led by Rep. Martha McSally. He told the panel there needs to be comprehensive drug recovery programs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 25, 2018Major upgrades planned for Margaret T. Hance Park in Phoenix
Phoenix has unveiled some big plans for downtown’s Margaret T. Hance Park: The 32-acre park is in line for some big upgrades, according to the city’s parks department.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 18, 2018Arizona National Guard members experience fire, fury of Hawaiian volcano
Members of the Arizona National Guard answered the call and ventured into some dangerous areas on the Big Island of Hawaii after entire neighborhoods witnessed cracks and fissures from the Kilauea volcano.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 10, 2018Families, counselors meet at Mesa forum to discuss teen suicides
Parents, siblings, community leaders and counselors gathered Wednesday evening for a special forum to address teenage suicides.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 9, 2018Arizona Chamber explores business opportunities in Israel
The Arizona Chamber of Commerce intends to to strengthen business relationships with Israel and work on common causes like turning salt water into drinking water.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 4, 2018Smartphone app aimed at easing parking frustration in Scottsdale
The frustration of driving around Old Town Scottsdale trying to find a parking space may be short lived thanks to a new smartphone app called Parker.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 3, 2018
Small businesses making a big mark in the Phoenix area
Small businesses make up nearly 95 percent of all of the businesses licensed in Phoenix that have less than 50 workers.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 26, 2018Could climate change be ruining the taste of your favorite craft beer?
Craft beer is a $1 billion industry in Arizona, but a warmer environment due to climate change has many in the industry worried about its future -- and the taste of the product.