At a packed school board meeting Thursday evening, the superintendent of Isaac School District in Phoenix announced his intent to resign.

Restaurants and chefs from Phoenix, Scottsdale, Bisbee, Tucson, and the Gila River Indian Community put Arizona on the list!

A Phoenix firefighter who advocated for early health screenings died Wednesday after a long battle with occupational cancer.

The investigation into why a Nashville high school student fatally shot a classmate before killing himself has centered on his online writings, which authorities describe as concerning warning signs.

Illegal dumping is causing concern in the desert outside Buckeye, where dead livestock and other large items have been found discarded.

Albertsons Cos. Inc., which includes Safeway, has laid off more than 200 employees from its corporate workforce in Phoenix.

After more than 30 years serving the community, Glendale Police Chief Chris Briggs has announced his retirement.

The City of Phoenix has launched a residential grass removal program offering homeowners $2 per square foot of grass removed, similar to initiatives in neighboring communities.

Turf Paradise, Arizona’s first sports franchise, is celebrating nearly seven decades in Phoenix. It will be offering a full card of live, local horse racing on Friday January 24th and Saturday January ...

Feeding the Future, a culinary competition hosted by the nonprofit Blue Watermelon, challenges students, chefs, and school food professionals to create nutritious school meals on a $1.50 budget.

A 13-year-old girl's mother and grandmother were arrested after the girl was found unresponsive and later died at a hospital, police announced Wednesday night.

State lawmakers and the Maricopa County Attorney's Office are set to introduce "Preston's Law" Thursday, legislation that seeks to strengthen the criteria for aggravated assault charges and more.