Students at Arizona’s three public universities would pay three to five percent more in tuition next year, under requests made by the schools.

More than 14 million people rode the Valley’s light rail system last year. Valley Metro says that was more than a 6.5 percent increase over 2011. And, some advocates are hopeful numbers like those will lead to more housing, shops, restaurants and other development along the 20-mile line.

A new analysis shows it’s unclear what kind of impact proposed changes to the state’s sales tax system would have on Arizona, and its cities.

A state Senate committee has passed a bill that would change the way workers apply for unemployment. 

A measure that would require health insurers to cover certain services provided by telemedicine won the approval of a state house committee Tuesday.

Voting continues Monday in Phoenix, ahead of the official Election Day tomorrow.

This weekend marks the 10th annual Tres Rios Nature Festival.

New numbers from ASU show an almost unheard of jump in Phoenix-area home prices.

General Motors’ announcement this week that it’ll build an IT center in Chandler follows on the heels of other such decisions.

More than 400 city, county, state, tribal and federal agencies took part Wednesday in a test of the country’s largest nuclear power plant’s emergency plans.