Peter Samore

A recent report found Arizona's job recovery rate coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic is 87%, only behind Idaho and Utah for the best in the nation.

The yellow-bellied marmot with its high-pitched shriek is non-native to Arizona, but one ended up in Glendale hundreds of miles from home.

An Arizona State University simulation found more people in the criminal justice system would take a plea deal to avoid time in jail and possible exposure to COVID-19 - whether they were guilty of a crime or not.

The U.S. Census Household Pulse Survey found only 5.2% of renters across Arizona are behind on rent as eviction protections due to the COVID-19 pandemic end on July 31.

Workers of a licensee that runs five Starbucks stores at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport are asking the city council not to provide millions of dollars in rent relief due to a lack of additional staff being hired.

A growing number of law enforcement departments are deploying a remote apprehension tool produced by a Tempe company that discharges a cord to restrain uncooperative suspects.

Three food delivery companies have settled with Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich's Office over allegations of discriminatory practices from offering price distinctions based on a restaurant owner's race.

A majority of Arizonans oppose the audit of Maricopa County's 2020 November election ordered by state Senate Republicans, according to a new poll.

Experts offer no easy fixes for those trying to find homes in an increasingly expensive Arizona market, but fear not as they still offer solutions.

COVID-19 deaths and infections are coming down in skilled nursing homes in Arizona, but the state's chapter of AARP says an eighth of them have under a week’s supply of personal protective equipment on hand and a fifth of nursing homes are short-staffed.