The head of a Phoenix homeless shelter said the facility is experiencing what it calls a "silver tsunami," a new wave of seniors battling high rents, high healthcare costs and no place to live.
The heaviest rainfall from former Hurricane Rosa moved out of the Valley to the east Tuesday afternoon, but the threat of more downpours and flooding remained.
The Phoenix man whose longtime, high-voltage annual display of Christmas lights was shut down by the city last year said the show will go on this holiday season.
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone said his office is investigating an incident involving a county K9 that was seen on body camera footage attacking a 27-year-old man last year.
The head of the Arizona Department of Public Safety is defending his tweet that criticized Nike's latest campaign featuring former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
Grant Woods is no stranger to Washington, D.C., but with the death of Sen. John McCain, he gained a renewed interest in returning to the nation's capital, but this time as a candidate.
The prom isn’t just for high school kids anymore, thanks to a Phoenix-area social group. Mom Nation AZ is getting ready for its second annual Prom for Parents.
Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone said allowing the distribution of designs to create guns with 3D printers would be an irresponsible action that couldn’t be reversed.
Arizona DPS Director Col. Frank Milstead said he was seeking clarity on the immunity law that allowed a state legislator to get away with multiple speeding violations and brag about it.
A former youth worker at an Arizona facility for migrant children says he quit the job after a few months because he was being put "in situations where I would have to work against my morals."
Friday marks the release of the feature film 'Gotti,' and stars John Travolta and Kelly Preston joined Bruce St. James to discuss their roles in the movie, as well as the motion picture itself.
Arizona Rep. Kelly Townsend said she has been consulting with attorneys for a potential class-action lawsuit by those who suffer financial or occupational harm because of the planned teacher walkout.
Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas called the planned teacher walkout illegal and warned teachers that they would be taking a risk by walking off the job.
Col. Frank Milstead, head of the Arizona Department of Public Safety, said it was possible even more National Guard members from the state could be sent to the border for security.
Troops sent to the United States-Mexico border by President Donald Trump would likely serve in a surveillance role, the head of the Border Patrol agents union said Wednesday.
Superintendent of Public Instruction Diane Douglas said Tuesday that Arizona needs to think outside the box when it comes to getting money into education.
Hosts Bruce St. James and Pamela Hughes hosted a special three-hour show Thursday on KTAR News 92.3 FM to talk about one issue: gun violence in schools.
