A task force of 18 community leaders and city staff met Thursday to begin guiding strategies to address the increasing homelessness problem in Phoenix.
Disabled American Veterans and Recruit Military will be hosting a free virtual career fair on Thursday for past and present members of the military and their families.
Arizona's top health official and Banner Health's chief clinical officer said Friday the state's coronavirus situation is stabilizing after a holiday surge.
An $18 million capital campaign has been launched to build a space facility in Fountain Hills that would house the largest telescope in greater Phoenix.
People who don't have an appointment to get the coronavirus vaccine could still have ways of getting the shot depending on the circumstances of the day.
The Peoria Unified School District announced Friday that three elementary schools and six high schools will be closed Monday due to not having enough staff.
President-elect Joe Biden in an email statement remembered those lost and injured in the shooting in front of a Tucson grocery store 10 years ago Friday.
Chandler was ranked by WalletHub as the best city in Arizona to celebrate a New Year's holiday that will look very different amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Three Arizona cities that drop unique items to ring in the new year will host the celebrations online to avoid large crowds gathering amid the coronavirus.
A group of Arizona State University students won $500,000 in a face mask design competition aimed at overcoming common complaints about the protective wear.
An invasive pest that caused millions in damage to cotton farmers in the US and Mexico for the past century has been eradicated, according to UArizona.
Two Phoenix residents are facing charges in connection with fraudulent coronavirus Paycheck Protection Program loan applications, according to authorities.
Federal medical personnel are deploying to Navajo Nation health care facilities this week to provide relief for health care workers amid the coronavirus.
