Jake Anderson

Death, taxes and sunshine in the Valley of the Sun. Phoenix was deemed the No. 2 sunniest city in the U.S. by a national moving company on Wednesday.

Still in the holiday spirit for a light show? ZooLights will be keeping its lights shining brightly until Jan. 31, the Phoenix Zoo announced on Friday.

One man has died, one has been arrested and another has been detained after a fatal pedestrian collision Saturday night and a car crash with a Phoenix police vehicle just outside of the scene on Sunday morning.

Arizona public schools chief Kathy Hoffman on Saturday called for Gov. Doug Ducey to order schools to remain in a remote capacity for a "limited two-week period."

Gov. Doug Ducey announced on Wednesday that Arizona's three public universities will be receiving $115 million for their ongoing efforts in the state's fight against the coronavirus pandemic.

Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport announced on Tuesday that all ticketed passengers will now have the ability to receive a free coronavirus test upon arrival.

The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry announced on Monday that it will be starting a second round of coronavirus testing for almost 38,000 inmates and will make 4,000 rapid virus tests available for staff.

Starting at the top of the hour from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday through Sunday, the fountain will light up in red, green and white for 15 minutes.

Tucson, Gilbert and five other Arizona cities were ranked among the top 100 places in the U.S. to celebrate Christmas amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The Arizona Department of Transportation announced that the southbound I-17 on-ramp at Seventh Avenue will be closed overnight Monday.