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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 20, 2018Group trying to legalize cannabis in Arizona continue to gather signatures
A pro-cannabis group continues its efforts to legalize marijuana in Arizona. The organizers of a petition drive say their effort is about a third of the way to its goal.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 20, 2018D-backs, St. Mary’s Food Bank team up to stock school food pantries
The ribbon has been cut and the pantries are being stocked at William Jack Elementary School and Desert Garden School in Glendale.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 19, 2018‘Stop the Bleed’ teaches Tempe schools’ nurses life-saving techniques
St. Luke’s Hospital and the Tempe Union High School District teamed up Wednesday to train the district’s eight school nurses in life-saving techniques in the event of a disaster.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 13, 2018New athletic complex in Laveen dedicated to murdered police officer
A sports complex in Phoenix has been dedicated to Phoenix police officer David Glasser, who was killed in the line of duty in 2016.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 12, 2018Maricopa County Attorney’s Office focusing on diversion programs
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery’s office has launched a diversion program bureau aimed at curbing repeat offenders.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 6, 2018Phoenix residents will soon see more buses rolling on city streets
Phoenix was getting millions of dollars in federal grant money to replace aging buses. The city will get a total of $2.6 million from the U.S. Transportation Department and Federal Transit Administration.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 5, 2018Scientists working to beat the Valley heat with painted asphalt
There is some exciting news in the battle over the Valley’s oppressive heat. Scientists said they were experimenting with using white paint over black asphalt as a way of cutting temperatures.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 26, 2018Phoenix Children’s Hospital to unveil Valley’s new rehabilitation center
Phoenix Children’s Hospital will open a new outpatient rehab center at Mercy Gilbert Hospital. It’s something the East Valley needed, officials said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 21, 2018Proposed Arizona bill would abolish Board of Regents
A bill making its way through the Arizona Legislature would seek to abolish the Arizona Board of Regents and replace it with a different governing body.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 21, 2018Phoenix hopes to score touchdown with another Super Bowl push
Phoenix wants another Super Bowl. City leaders will vote to consider whether Phoenix would move to host the National Football League game in 2023.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 15, 2018Inmates at Perryville prison are learning a trade while serving time
Female inmates serving their sentences at the Perryville prison complex west of Phoenix are learning a trade that can help them once they are released.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 12, 2018Phoenix hotels cashing in with food and beverage sales
As visitors flocked to the Valley in 2017 for warm weather and tourist attractions, hotels in the Phoenix area saw an increase in food and beverage sales.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 9, 2018Airbnb provides Arizona homeowners a good chance at earning extra cash
More Arizona residents are cashing in on a new way to stay, turning their homes into Airbnbs in the popular tourism area.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 8, 2018IRS warns consumers to be aware of phone scams as tax season heats up
With tax season in full swing, the Internal Revenue Service is advising all taxpayers to be cautious with thieves out there trying to rip you off.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 6, 2018Stanton talks relations with Mexico, infrastructure in final State of City
Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton talked about relations with Mexico and infrastructure, among other topics, during his final State of the City address Wednesday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 2, 2018Marines, sailors to conduct urban training in Phoenix for next week
Marines and sailors based in California began a weeklong urban training exercise in Phoenix on Friday, officials said.