Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel in a letter Tuesday responded to five top prosecutors in the office who called for her to resign last week, saying she found the criminal division chiefs' concerns to be centered around their dislike of the way she is running the office.
The Valley Youth Theatre announced it will return this weekend following a two-year hiatus with an original show about young people living through the COVID-19 pandemic.
One of the nine Phoenix police officers injured in an ambush last week spoke out on Wednesday, saying he and his fellow officers pushed past fear to end the shooting incident.
A bill making its way through the Arizona Legislature would require homeowner's associations to allow people to put in artificial grass where natural grass is permitted.
Arizona Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema after refusing to join her party in changing Senate rules to overcome a Republican filibuster for voting legislation Wednesday night said in a statement that the action would undermine confidence in government and lead to repeated repeals of policy.
A labor crisis compounded by the spread of the COVID-19 omicron variant is proving a tough task to keep in-person learning going at the Phoenix Union High School District, Superintendent Chad Gestson said Thursday.
The omicron variant of COVID-19 continues to put a strain on staffing at Banner Health facilities in Arizona, not just with unvaccinated patients filling up beds but also as employees come down with the virus themselves.
Thousands of Arizona State University students returned to campus Monday with new COVID-19 protocols in place as the omicron variant of the virus surges.
A Buckeye high school band director has been named KTAR News 92.3 FM’s Gaydos and Chad Show’s Pay Tribute to a Teacher winner for December, presented by Your Valley Toyota Dealers.
A shooting incident at Cesar Chavez High School on Monday won't result in the Phoenix Union High School District rethinking its decision to remove school resource officers, Superintendent Dr. Chad Gestson said.
The annual Talent Attraction Scoreboard by labor market analyst EMSI has Arizona being No. 1 in talent attraction for the second consecutive year and fourth time in the last six years.
Arizona Republican state Sen. Paul Boyer has decided to forego seeking reelection next year, a decision he said Wednesday had been years in the making.
Less than half of high school graduates in Arizona decided to pursue postsecondary education last year, continuing a trend that has education leaders concerned.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is co-leading a lawsuit with attorneys general from Ohio and Montana to stop immigration enforcement guidelines recently issued by Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas.
Newly eligible children across the country have been getting the COVID-19 vaccine since it was authorized two weeks ago, but data shows Arizona lags behind the nation in getting shots in the arms of kids.
The Scottsdale Unified School District board voted Monday night to elect a new president amid allegations that President Jann-Michael Greenburg distributed a dossier on some parents, including photos and personal finances.
A 19-year-old Arizona State University student who attended a music festival in Houston on Friday where eight people died and hundreds more were injured said people were in survival mode to avoid getting trampled in a crowd surge.
The city of Chandler announced Friday it is launching a program to test blockchain technology and see if voting using a mobile device could be viable in the future.
