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Phoenix-area road closures between May 9 and May 12 are related to the Broadway Curve Improvement Project and a Loop 101 ...
A Valley woman is speaking out after she was trapped in an urgent care after-hours, left and locked inside as alarms blared.
Cardinal Robert Prevost from Phoenix is named Pope Leo XIV, sparking excitement in the local Catholic community and ...
The Arizona Supreme Court is set to decide whether free speech is protected in anonymity and whether the state’s First ...
ASU softball's Big 12 run ends in blowout loss to Texas Tech. The No. 5 seed Arizona State softball team's run in the Big 12 ...
As Phoenix bets big on AI with TSMC's new semiconductor fabrication factories, Arizona’s Route 66 towns reveal what it takes ...
Phoenix residents are being urged to limit physical activity as ozone levels spike to unhealthy levels, posing risks to kids, ...
Two metro Phoenix cities made the list of 100 best U.S. cities to live in because of their health care options, economy and ...
The annual Stamp Out Hunger Drive is May 10 and you may be surprised to find out its an event with a deep history in Arizona. "It actually kind of got its start in Phoenix," said Mary Halford, ...
The Phoenix location will be the third IKEA store in Arizona, including the full-size store in Tempe and IKEA at the ...
Arizona lawmakers have unanimously passed "Emily's Law," a bill named for 14-year-old Emily Pike that would create a turquoise alert system for missing Indigenous people.
Governor Hobbs vetoes a bill that would have granted local control over groundwater management in rural Arizona.