Peter Samore

An ASU professor who has been studying the MS-13 street gang says that in El Salvador, the lax legal system has given the gang more control than in the U.S.

Dozens of Phoenix Police officers are now equipped with body cameras, as part of the department’s continued rollout of equipping all patrol officers with the technology.

It's hot, but the Arizona Department of Transportation is working while it's still dry to clean out its catch basins, so monsoon rains won't flood freeways later this summer.

Arizona caregivers in assisted living facilities won't need new licensing to do the same work for hospice care, and vice versa.

Twenty-two miles of barrier are rising on the U.S.-Mexico border east of San Luis. The fencing, topped with barbed wire, will stand 30 feet tall.

The Phoenix City Council is planning to reduce the property tax rate, but that doesn’t mean residents should expect smaller bills.

More outrage over President Donald Trump's newly proposed 5% tariff on Mexican imports is coming from local car dealerships.

A pharmaceutical company is seeeking approval for thin tab that dissolves under your tongue and can help curb opioid addiction.

Arizona's legislative session is over, but the fight to give child sex abuse victims more time to sue their attackers will continue next year.

The Yuma Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol has caught 50,000 migrants since Oct. 1, almost double the number for the last federal fiscal year.