A group of Arizona lawmakers have introduced a bill that would require officials who work with young schoolchildren to undergo suicide prevention training.
An Arizona doctor said he has seen overwhelming results from a non-opioid drug used to treat arthritis.Dr. Joseph Gimbel said he has seen remarkable results.
Arizona is adept at attracting big businesses. Why does it appear the small business economy is sputtering? The economy isn’t sputtering, it’s changing.
Glendale has become the first city in Arizona to replace its streetlights with LED bulbs. The city was praised for its energy efficiency efforts on Tuesday.
Homeless people who once found shelter near downtown Phoenix's Roosevelt Row will now need to find a new place after the city declared the camp illegal.
Arizonan’s are fortunate to have two times a year to enjoy fireworks, but Phoenix Fire Captain Larry Subervi said residents should play it safe this holiday.
In 1971, 16-year old Warren Alan Polk arrived for his first day on the job at Goodwill. 45 years later, "Number One," is working his last day on the job.
Congress has until Saturday to pass a spending bill to keep the federal government running. But what would it mean for Arizonans if the government shut down?
A Phoenix-based research institute has developed a test that can diagnose Valley fever in just 90 minutes, down from the traditional testing time of 21 days.
Officials with the Arizona Department of Public Safety described an officer-involved shootout that occurred on the Interstate 10 west of Phoenix this week.
A group of experts discussed how climate change is reshaping the energy industry, military, government and the economy at an Arizona State University panel discussion.
Arizona will soon be the backdrop of a new feature film that will feature a plethora of local talent, including a Phoenix-area native who will direct the entire movie.
