With the monsoon season on its way, Arizona Public Service (APS) is making it easy for customers to access the latest outage information on their phones.
The owners of a Phoenix art studio are suing the city, claiming their religious beliefs are being violated due to a city ordinance that they argue forces them to use their art to promote same-sex ceremonies.
Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery, the county’s top prosecutor, said a judge's decision not to release the body camera footage in the shooting death of a Texas man allegedly by a Mesa police officer was the right one.
The We Believe in PHX campaign, headed by Tuft and Needle co-founders Daehee Park and J.T. Marino, aims to encourage entrepreneurs to start their businesses in the Phoenix-area.
Cities like Phoenix trap quite a bit of heat during the summer and, thanks to a little help from NASA, a group of Arizona State University students are investigating just exactly how that happens.
Triple-digit temperatures are back in the forecast this week, and with summer approaching, one Valley auto service owner said it might be a good time to get your tires checked.
Grand Canyon University in Phoenix will be offering full-ride scholarships to low-income students in the Phoenix Union High School District through its Students Inspiring Students Scholarship program.
In celebration of National Small Business Week, the country’s top small business official a member of President Barack Obama’s cabinet held a discussion in Phoenix to talk about veteran entrepreneurship.
A small, yet growing number of high school students across the country are choosing to take a year off between graduating high school and starting college. It’s called a “gap year.”
A pro-marijuana group unveiled a Mother's Day-themed billboard near downtown Phoenix on Tuesday to encourage kids to have an open talk with their parents.
Volunteers with the Phoenix Rescue Mission will be hitting the streets to help the city's homeless beat the heat, handing out water as a part of the annual Code:Red Summer Heat Relief Campaign.
Park officials will use flags to point out dog poop on the Quartz Ridge trail at Piestewa Peak in order to warn hikers of the mess and point an invisible finger at dog owners who are not responsible for their pet's waste.
