Phoenix has distributed more than 10,000 kits during the first year of its naloxone program.

The city of Tempe will use nearly $2 million in federal funds to help build affordable housing in north Tempe. But as the city obtains property to revitalize, some affected business owners are worried they will be tossed aside.

Phoenix leaders are frustrated over a new state law that expands what’s allowed for backyard guest houses, also called casitas.

The IRS and the Arizona Department of Revenue are expanding their Direct File program.

After years of being flush with federal funds tied to COVID relief, Phoenix expects to be short around a hundred million dollars over the next two fiscal years.

Voters in Glendale will decide whether certain hospitality employees should receive a minimum wage of $20 an hour with annual cost of living increases.

Temperatures above 110 degrees usually end in late August. But on Sunday, Phoenix hit 113 degrees, breaking the previous record of 105 set in 1917.

During the pandemic, we saw droves of people leaving major cities for places with more space. Now, new research from the Economic Innovation Group shows the trend hasn’t stopped post-pandemic, especially among young families.

Voters in Phoenix will decide whether the mayor and council members should get pay raises. We dive into how much money is involved and how the issue landed on the Nov. 5 ballot.

SRP’s new Eleven Mile Solar System is expected to power more than 65,000 homes and bring $80 million in tax revenue to communities inside Pinal County.

Last week, the Bureau of Reclamation inked three historic water conservation agreements in Santa Fe with the Gila River Indian Community, which thinks it can step up to help take some strain off Lake Mead and stabilize the Colorado River Basin. Less than a week later, they’re already breaking ground on two of these projects.

The U.S. government has awarded a multimillion dollar contract to build a long-awaited shipping port of entry near Douglas, Arizona.