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Protesters demanded that Valley Metro stop working with Phoenix police on light rail fare payment crackdowns.

With the numbers of families crossing the border is down, some are pointing to President Trump's immigration policies for the drop in numbers.

The number of pedestrians crossing from Mexico into Arizona through the state’s six border crossings fell 12% from the first half of 2018 to the first half of 2019.

A Phoenix nonprofit that has been serving HIV-positive patients with a history of drug abuse or homelessness since 1987 will close next year.

After the Halloween season is done, MacDonald Ranch in Scottsdale takes a different approach to recycling unsold pumpkins.

Pinnacle High School senior J.D. Johnson’s football career may be over, but that won’t keep the University of Michigan from honoring its scholarship offer.

Lawyers in Arizona and southern Nevada said they have started receiving notices that Immigration and Customs Enforcement wants to set new court dates for their DACA-protected clients.

A concussive boom radiated out from the launch pad at the NASA Wallops Flight Facility as nine Arizona State University students watched four years of their work ascend into space Saturday.

The bill would make it easier for immigrants working in agriculture to stay in the United States, but some worry the bill leaves farmers vulnerable.

Recycling contamination is becoming a costly issues for cities around the Valley as restrictions are put in place to cut down on the waste.