Street racing is becoming a problem big enough to possibly warrant heavier penalties in Arizona.
A first-of-its-kind neurosurgery tool will hopefully save lives at Phoenix Children's Hospital.
When you quit vaping, you're not just giving up nicotine, says one Scottsdale doctor. You're also giving up chemicals, like diacetyl.
More than 100 demonstrators took over two corners in the Biltmore area, saying the U.S. doesn't need another prolonged Middle East war.
In 2019, Arizona was the No. 2 relocation spot for Californians. How will that shape the 2020 elections? Politically, Californians are mostly blue.
Here's what KTAR News 92.3 FM learned about the humanitarian crisis at the border and other aspects of immigration in 2019.
Phoenix's economy grew by nearly double the rate of the rest of the country in 2018, according to new data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Next year, state lawmakers will consider a bill to mandate "informed consent" for pelvic exams for women.
One last push from the Phoenix Police Department and city staff failed to keep red light cameras beyond their sunset on New Year's Eve.
Get ready for a plethora of biased, misleading and outright fake advertisements and postings on Facebook and social media for the 2020 election.
The Arizona Corporation Commission will investigate ending utility monopolies in hopes of lowering customer bills on Dec. 19.
Arizona Rep. John Fillmore (R-Apache Junction) wants to mandate that all public school students say the Pledge of Allegiance every day.
Billionaire and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday filed paperwork with Arizona’s secretary of state to run for president as a Democrat in next year’s primary election.
Heavy rains this week have flooded underpasses along Interstate 17 in north Phoenix, but a fix begins in January.
Southeast Valley residents are getting an expanded freeway -- two lanes each way -- at least temporarily.
We can be thankful for so many things, except for being sick on Thanksgiving. Every year, our eyes become bigger than our stomachs.
Salt River Project is boosting its solar power battery storage by 340 megawatts. That solar energy can power 100,000 homes, even at night.
Arizona's Department of Water Resources has told Arizona Public Service it cannot drill for water west of Buckeye for its Palo Verde plant.
Highway sensors that will detect dust storms and hopefully save lives are coming to Arizona.
Voters in Maricopa County have approved most of the 37 ballot measures for school bonds and overrides in Tuesday's election.
According to some Valley doctors, new measures to treat Alzheimer's Disease could be on the horizon in the next three to five years.
An Arizona grassroots group kicked off a campaign Wednesday for a ballot initiative to reform Arizona elections and restrict lobbying in the state.
When the watch is linked to a pod that you wear on your collar, Joe Hitt said it will help prevent heat stress, dehydration, and back injuries.
Southwest, American and United Airlines have grounded the troubled Boeing 737 Max 8 aircraft right before the busy holiday travel season.
