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The University of Arizona announced on Monday that it plans to create a fully online university and acquire the assets of Ashford University.

President Donald Trump said he plans to take action to ban Chinese-owned social media video app TikTok from the United States as soon as Saturday.

A Phoenix teenager was named a finalist for Mayflower's "Mover of Movers," a contest that recognizes those who are fostering change in their communities.

One of the great things about Gmail is that no matter what email service you use, it can become your primary interface. Here are some tips to remember.

The Glendale Fire Department is offering long-term care facilities a virtual option for their annual inspections, the department announced Friday.

Here are six common misconceptions about your tech products that you can stop believing.

Cox is offering two months of free internet to low-income families in the Valley as they prepare for the new school year amid the coronavirus pandemic.

With everyone home, it’s hard to avoid that uncomfortable situation when a family member says, “Can I use your phone to look something up?” If you take a few moments now, it’s no big deal.

A website ranked Phoenix as the best city in the U.S. for working remotely, while Tucson also found itself in the top 10.

It’s easy to assume that Windows 10 Home is for home users and Windows 10 Pro is for business users, but that’s not necessarily the case.