President Obama’s executive actions on gun safety Tuesday has one Arizona group praising his actions, while a firearms dealer is unsure what the future holds for the occasional gun seller.
The Arizona Legislature could prevent President Barack Obama’s executive action on gun safety -- along with other executive orders -- from becoming law.
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance Magazine ranked Arizona State University as one of the best college values for 2016, making the magazine’s list of top 100 best values among public colleges and universities at No. 88.
With the Jan. 2 Motel 6 Cactus Bowl right around the corner, the grounds crew at Chase Field has been working hard to transform the baseball diamond into a full-sized football field.
The Phoenix City Council voted 5-4 Wednesday to look for partners who could potentially manage the One Phoenix ID program, which would create a city ID card for residents who do not have identification.
The holiday season is officially in full swing and, to celebrate, the Arizona Diamondbacks hosted hundreds of elementary school children from across the Valley to participate in their 18th Annual Winter Classic celebration at Chase Field.
Hikers may enjoy cooler temperatures during the holiday season, but officials warn that should not change what they bring along to tackle the great outdoors.
A new policy will have Tempe firefighters at the front lines of active shooting situations to allow them to treat and evacuate victims at an active crime scene.
Caswell’s Shooting Range in Mesa normally averages about 10 to 12 students a class, but since the Dec. 2 shooting attack in San Bernardino, California, that number has risen to 30 a class.
A new partnership between the Phoenix VA hospital and the Chandler Fire Department will allow some veterans to be medically treated without leaving home.
A new study found that feelings of anger can overcome feelings of joy during the holiday season for those who seek shopping help through customer service representatives.
