U.S. Secretary for Veterans Affairs Robert Wilkie said a third of veterans in Arizona don't receive VA services, but he hopes a new initiative changes that.
Arizona State University students want tuition help from the state Legislature that's more than "the pennies that are left over at the end of the budget."
The Gila River Indian Community is threatening to pull out of Arizona's Drought Contingency Plan due to a new bill that it says attacks its water rights.
Sales tax in Scottsdale on Friday will rise 0.1 percent and will stay that way for the next ten years to pay for road repair and expansion across the city.
The federal government shutdown hits home for one family of 7. But that home may soon be no more as the shutdown threatens to force them out on the streets.
Arizona's Latino community is mobilizing to get out the vote, well ahead of next year's election -- and it's not just about promoting Latino candidates.
One of Arizona’s outgoing U.S. senators gave his first news conference Wednesday since being sworn in to serve for the late Sen. John McCain in September.
