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John Kinsora went to a concert in Tempe in 1982. Then he went to a party in Phoenix and was never seen again.
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Arizona Educators United said it turned in more than enough signatures by Thursday's deadline to get its tax-on-the-wealthy initiative to fund schooling on the November ballot.
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Ray Ybarra Maldonado, a Phoenix attorney with experience in asylum cases, explains the developments in immigration after a tumultuous week.
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After more than 50,000 people marched to the Arizona Capitol Thursday afternoon, a statement from the governor's office said Gov. Doug Ducey had met with multiple people from around the state.
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The KTAR newsroom won three regional Edward R. Murrow Awards, it was announced Wednesday. KTAR News 92.3 won awards for overall excellence, breaking news coverage and sports reporting.
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The Alhambra Elementary School District and Paradise Valley Unified School District have announced they will close their schools due to the teacher walkout.
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Is your family spending too much time on their devices? Worried they might actually be addicted? Trey shares the science behind it and offers some tips to manage their digital diets.
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The Mesa Police Department was asking for assistance from the public in locating a missing 13-year-old girl.
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A nightspot that offers food and karaoke will be opening in Scottsdale next week.
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An East Valley-based service that supports working mothers has moved to Gilbert and a job fair is set for Thursday in the West Valley.
