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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 27, 2016Business leaders market Arizona to world at Washington summit
WASHINGTON – They came from the state and from several cities, but business leaders at an event here…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 7, 2016Your guide to enjoying Arizona’s Fossil Creek without trashing it
The crowds and clutter that marred the pristine oasis of Fossil Creek in northern Arizona has apparently decreased under a month-old permit system.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 23, 2016Arizona State campus bookstore closing after nearly 50 years
For nearly 50 years, Arizona State University students have stopped at a Tempe bookstore to pick up school supplies. But the decadeslong tradition will soon come to an end.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 19, 2016In Arizona Rep. David Schweikert’s Capitol Hill office, it’s a dog’s world
Rep. David Schweikert of Arizona and his staff have at least two friends on most days in Washington -- the office dogs.
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ARIZONA ELECTION NEWS | May 18, 2016Arizona Democrats look to national convention after selecting final delegates
Arizona Democrats will send 85 delegates to the party's National Convention this summer in Philadelphia.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 9, 2016Vintage culture expanding in metro Phoenix
The Melrose District, nestled between Camelback and Indian School roads, is a place to shop for vintage clothing and antiques, eat at locally-owned restaurants and service your car at an old-school auto body shop.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 3, 2016ASU professor tests preventive cancer vaccine
An Arizona State University professor said his cancer vaccine has passed safety trials and is moving on to efficacy trials in dogs.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 29, 2016Phoenix housing project to undergo $44 million renovation
Once in danger of demolition, a housing project in Phoenix is getting a new lease on life with a $44 million renovation.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 28, 2016Tribes, Arizona politician ask Obama to protect nearly 2M acres at Grand Canyon
Tribal leaders joined Rep. Raul Grijalva, D-Tucson, this week to urge President Barack Obama to designate 1.7 million acres around the Grand Canyon as a national monument.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 22, 20167 films that showcase nature as Earth Day rolls around
When Earth Day rolls around every April 22, caring for the environment becomes the topic. These six nature-related movies remind us why our planet is great.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 20, 2016Arizona State students win national video game tournament, full tuition
Winning a video game tournament will pay the tuition of six Arizona State University students for the rest of their college lives.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 18, 2016Arizona firefighters’ deaths motivates teen inventors to develop ‘armor’
The deaths of the Granite Mountain Hotshots in the Yarnell fire motivated a group of teen inventors to invent better protection for firefighters.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Apr 4, 2016Phoenix-area company develops security products for iPhones
Chandler-based Privoro has developed a security product that may give people a little more privacy in a world where digital devices allow others to listen, watch and track their every move.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Mar 1, 2016Phoenix suburb’s council considers ban on sitting, sleeping on downtown sidewalks
The Tempe City Council is considering banning people from sitting or sleeping on downtown sidewalks because businesses complain it deters customers.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 26, 2016Phoenix surgeon uses 3-D printing tech to successfully reconstruct teen’s face
A Phoenix-area teenager is smiling again, after facial reconstructive surgery that used 3-D printing technology was successful.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Feb 8, 2016Sheriff Joe Arpaio wants to meet Pope Francis in Mexico
Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio said he’d like to meet with Pope Francis in Mexico next week, though he has not made any specific plans yet.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jan 29, 2016Arizona guidance counselor earns top honor from White House
Katherine Pastor of Flagstaff was named the 2016 school guidance counselor of the year in a ceremony at the White House this week.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 29, 2015Theme races drive running participation to record highs in Arizona
Theme races such as Pat’s Run, without the hypercompetitive environment that was prevalent in the 1980s and '90s, have fueled running’s growth over the last two decades.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 9, 2015Phoenix high school students share creations at ‘Roboception’
Phoenix high school students host a "roboception" to show off their creations in the field of robotics.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 4, 2015Experts say civilians should rarely pull out gun during active shooter situation
In an active shooter situation, there are three options: run, hide, or fight. Experts warn that anyone with a concealed weapon should only use it if they’re well-trained.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Dec 3, 2015Boeing’s Phoenix-area plant delivers premier attack helicopter to US allies
The rotating blades of an Apache helicopter are a sound of power for U.S. and allied troops around the world. The protection from above is thanks to work being done in Mesa.
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DAVE RAMSEY | Nov 26, 20155 ways to cut your holiday spending
It’s the Christmas season—my favorite time of year! And even though Christmas is the season of giving, it…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Nov 3, 2015Arts education is making comeback in metro Phoenix schools
Cartwright School District, one of the Valley districts hit hardest by the Great Recession, isn’t letting budget cuts…
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 26, 2015Online parking program wins Phoenix’s first App Hack competition, next round in Spain
ParkX won Phoenix’s Smart City App Hack competition and will represent the city at the global competition in Barcelona, Spain, in November.