The Air Force is joining other military branches in suspending tuition assistance that thousands of active-duty service members rely on to pay for college classes.

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

In the United States, more people say they vote in elections than actually do. One way to prove it is some physical evidence of visiting a polling place. As KJZZ’s Nick Blumberg reports, perhaps the most common piece of proof is provided to Valley voters with help from a sponsor. 

The Chinese solar company Suntech announced today its factory in Goodyear will shut down next month.

Agriculture officials are trying to prevent an insect-borne disease from wiping out citrus in western Arizona.

The Arizona Board of Regents is fighting back against a lawsuit filed over the collection of student fees.

A small restaurant fire in Sky Harbor's Terminal Four Sunday forced the evacuation of about 50 people from the food court area.

The Arizona National Guard faces some deep spending cuts under the sequestration effort to limit the size of the federal budget.