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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 24, 2019Amazon center in Phoenix providing work for people with disabilities
Clark participated in a tour of the facility with Gov. Doug Ducey (R-Ariz) Wednesday in honor of National Disability Employment Awareness Month.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 18, 2019Fired Arizona Senate staffer awarded $353K in damages, her job back
A fired Arizona Senate policy adviser won $335,000 and got her job back through her wrongful termination lawsuit.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 16, 2019APS beginning to collect on delinquent summer utility bills
APS says 88,000 delinquent customers owe $30.6 million in summer utility bills. The company is beginning to collect on those bills.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 15, 2019Ducey says slashed regulations produce millions in Arizona tax cuts
Gov. Doug Ducey says Arizona job creators have gotten the equivalent of a $79-million tax cut, and that it hasn't cost the general fund one dollar.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 9, 2019Phoenix startup tests electrical device to ease anxiety without drugs
A former competitive golfer's Phoenix startup is testing an electric device designed to relieve anxiety without medication.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 7, 2019Partnership offering free HIV testing in Arizona
About 15% of Arizonans with HIV don't know they have it. One group wants to make those three thousand people aware.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 2, 2019Congressional panel in Phoenix hears claims of voter inequality
Congress came to Phoenix College for a house subcommittee hearing on voter rights and accessibility for Arizona's Native Americans.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Oct 1, 2019Valley facility developing technology to detect drugs, alcohol in sweat
A wearable patch that senses drugs or alcohol in sweat is one of the devices in development at a new central Phoenix research facility.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 30, 2019Report: One-quarter of Latinos pay half of salaries on rent
According to a study by UnidosUS, more than one-quarter of latinos are struggling to make ends meet despite low unemployment rates.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 27, 2019Phoenix man arrested under new, stricter animal cruelty law
A Phoenix man is facing stiffer animal cruelty charges under an Arizona law that took effect a month ago.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 26, 2019Stricter metrics mean no E. coli outbreaks in Yuma lettuce
This year's Yuma lettuce harvest produced no deadly E. coli strains, but Arizona is still finding ways to keep future crops safe.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Sep 19, 2019Arizona-led bill could allow for new treatment for vets with brain injuries
A push in Washington, D.C. could make hyperbaric oxygen treatment available to veterans with traumatic brain injuries and post traumatic stress disorder.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 30, 2019Governor, Phoenix mayor push for gold star Travel IDs
The countdown is on for Americans to get new Travel IDs to get through airport security, something Doug Ducey and Kate Gallego addressed Thursday.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 29, 2019Valley business leaders praise Trump, wary of ‘trade war’ with China
Valley business leaders have praised President Donald Trump's economic policies, but they've got their eyes on his trade war with China.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 28, 2019Phoenix doctors printing spines to practice for surgery
A 3D printing of spines -- models actually -- at the Barrow Innovation Center is helping Phoenix doctors heal scoliosis patients.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 27, 2019Arizona’s Sinema leads Democratic senators with bipartisan bills
Arizona's freshman Democratic senator, Kyrsten Sinema, leads her caucus for the most bills with Republican co-sponsors at 58%.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 23, 2019Some Valley Lyft drivers unhappy about new pay structure
Some Valley Lyft drivers aren't happy about the ride-hailing company's new pay structure, which covers more driving time but at a lower rate.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 20, 2019Scottsdale audit finds 3 bridges ‘structurally deficient’
A Valley city learned it's not keeping up on bridge maintenance. Scottsdale's internal audit found not all bridges made it onto the inspection list.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 19, 2019Diverging diamond interchanges coming to South Mountain Freeway
ADOT is installing diverging diamond interchanges on the South Mountain Freeway, which is scheduled to open in the near future.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 16, 2019Arizona DPS troopers come to the rescue, even in oppressive heat
In his heavy protective gear, DPS trooper Jonathan Montes once helped change a tire on a busy Valley freeway in triple digits.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 15, 2019Group paying Phoenix voters for ‘Yes on 106’ social media posts
Canvassers are paying Phoenix voters to post "Yes on 106" advertisements on their personal social media pages. And right now, it's perfectly legal.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 14, 2019Data privacy law hurting opioid addicts, lawyer says
One law prohibits a patient's treatment center and doctors to exchange the patient's history of opioid abuse disorder.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 12, 2019West Nile, valley fever cases spiking, killing in Arizona
West Nile virus took six lives in 2018, and seven this year, according to the Arizona Department of Health Services. Valley fever cases are also spiking.
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ARIZONA HEALTH NEWS | Aug 7, 2019Opioid prescriptions down in Arizona, but not all are celebrating
Opioid prescriptions in Arizona dropped 13% in the past two years, but some say this is not necessarily a sign of the opioid crisis improving.