Gov. Doug Ducey on Thursday said the state is working closely with federal officials to accept Afghans who aided American troops and are seeking refuge from the Taliban regime.
The city of Phoenix is suing the state of Arizona, claiming the budget bill passed in June violates the "single-subject rule" of the state constitution.
A Phoenix school district can continue requiring face masks on campus until a new law goes into effect in September, a Maricopa County judge ruled Monday.
Democrats in the Arizona Legislature that caught and survived COVID-19 are rebutting the call of state Republicans for Gov. Doug Ducey to sanction schools that are mandating masks.
Arizona's largest hospital system announced Tuesday there were 71 children admitted to its hospitals with COVID-19 in July, more than double the amount of June, but ICU admissions and ventilator usage are low.
A major hospital system serving Maricopa County announced Thursday it has opened a second COVID-19 unit to care for patients amid rising cases fueled by the more transmissible delta variant of the virus.
The Arizona State Fair will remain at the location it has spent more than a century at after a plan to move this year's event to Chandler was scrapped, the fair's board announced Thursday.
An Arizona state senator is urging vigilance amid rising COVID-19 numbers in the state after testing positive for the virus despite being fully vaccinated.
The race for the governor's office in Arizona is starting to heat up, with recent favorability polling indicating that Kari Lake and Katie Hobbs are the early front-runners.
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman on Wednesday said a school that has a COVID-19 outbreak may have to send kids home to learn remotely again.
Arizona's schools chief didn't mince words Wednesday criticizing Gov. Doug Ducey limiting the ability for schools in the state to enforce COVID-19 mitigation measures, including requiring face masks.
Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego took part in a bipartisan meeting on Wednesday with President Joe Biden as well as other mayors and governors on infrastructure framework that she says would benefit the city.
Select hiking trails in Phoenix will be closed during extreme temperatures due to concerns for the safety of the public and first responders, the city announced Tuesday night.
An online K-12 school is partnering with the Arizona Department of Education on a new program that aims to address challenges students are experiencing with math education in the state.
Sky Harbor Airport officials said Friday there won't be any opportunities at the airport for fans to see and interact with the team when they arrive back in Phoenix after NBA Finals games.
A project to install new LED lights in the Interstate 10 Deck Park Tunnel north of downtown Phoenix is complete, giving the tunnel a different look while reducing energy and saving money.
The Arizona Legislature will convene for a special session on Tuesday and is expected to vote later in the week on a proposal that would invest $100 million to combat and prevent wildfires.
