After dispensing more than 820,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, State Farm Stadium in Glendale is paying tribute to those who lost their lives to the virus.
The Special Olympics Arizona Unified Floorball team will be heading to Kazan, Russia, next January to compete in the 2022 Special Olympics World Winter Games.
Federal officials and Arizona law enforcement are teaming up Saturday for the annual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day event, allowing people to safely dispose of expired and unused medications for proper destruction.
Arizona’s two Democratic U.S. Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly have voiced their support for Gov. Doug Ducey's decision to declare a state of emergency at the Arizona-Mexico border.
A project working to bring reliable internet to students and families in rural areas has received $1.5 million in federal funds from the Arizona Department of Education.
Up to $37,000 is being offered by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and its partners for information regarding the death of a Mexican gray wolf near Eagar, Arizona.
Maricopa County has expanded its emergency rental and utility assistance program to help those impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, officials announced Friday.
The president of the Arizona Restaurant Association said that while the industry is turning around amid falling COVID-19 metrics, it will be a slow return to pre-pandemic revenue.
Cookie, a 22-year-old lion at the Phoenix Zoo, was euthanized Tuesday after suffering from degenerative changes in her vertebrae and spinal cord, zoo officials announced.
State officials announced Friday that nearly 13,000 more vaccine appointments will open up at the University of Arizona vaccination site across a two-week period in March.
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego believes the new executive order lifting capacity limits on restaurants and other business is sending the wrong message to Arizonans.
Looking for a place to eat, a shop or your gate at the airport has become easier after Phoenix Sky Harbor launched an interactive online map on Friday.
Honeywell will be opening a facility in Chandler to produce critical personal protective equipment, Mayor Kevin Hartke announced in his State of the City address Thursday.
