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Tempe City Council voted 7-0 Thursday night to approve a resolution that requires dockless scooter operators to apply for a license and pay multiple fees.

Walmart announced Tuesday it would test the waters of grocery delivery via autonomous vehicles with a pilot program in the Phoenix suburb of Surprise.

Three Phoenix-area high school seniors, including two from the same school, won $2,000 for advancing in a prestigious national science and math competition.

Drivers in Waymo autonomous vehicles in Chandler have faced harassment, slashed tires, hurled rocks and even an angry man with a gun last year.

Experts say there is not much you can do about information that is already in Facebook's hands. But you can take steps to limit how much more it can gather from here on in.

One Arizona city is implementing a GPS tagging system that's straight out of a spy movie to help police track fleeing suspects without high-speed chases.

Twenty-eight K-12 teachers across Arizona received more than $48,000 in grants from APS and the Phoenix Suns to fund STEM projects.

Waymo One, the driverless ride-hailing service long in the works, made its public debut Wednesday in metro Phoenix, the company said.

Anxiety and stress are common side effects of the holiday season. But here is how you can practice mindfulness during the holidays.

Waymo's paid driverless car service will likely make its debut in metro Phoenix within the next two months, a company official said.