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This fall, Arizona voters will have their say on the issue in the form of Proposition 319. If passed, the measure would ban new photo enforcement systems. Those that are already in place would have to be approved by voters in that city or town to stay up and running.

Arizona is still working on a deal with California and Nevada to spread out the pain of cutbacks, but they are still figuring out which cities and farms will use less water.

There’s been a lot of hubbub this election cycle about the “Democrats for Biggs” campaign signs being posted around the Valley in the lead-up to November’s midterm elections.

If you’ve driven down Interstate 17 near Northern Avenue in Phoenix lately, you’ve probably seen that progress is being made at the construction site that was once a former Kmart.

Meet the two Arizonans who worked to preserve a small piece of history in Phoenix's Sunnyslope neighborhood.

When natural disasters hit a community, there’s naturally talk of rebuilding. That work, though, takes workers to do the rebuilding. Saket Soni is director of a group called Resilience Force, which represents people who do this kind of work in what’s called the resilience economy.

ICE has signed a series of contracts worth up to $7.3 billion to expand detention in five states following the failure of ICE’s plan to buy warehouses and turn them into detention facilities.

Ranchers aren’t happy about Trump’s plan to cut beef prices, threatening a normally reliable Republican voting block.

Municipalities across the Grand Canyon State are raising concern over the rapid rise of data centers, especially when it comes to water consumption in the drought-stricken Southwest.

Animal hoarding and neglect cases are on the rise, according to the Arizona Humane Society. It’s one reason why the state’s largest animal shelter reopened a trauma hospital at its Sunnyslope location in Phoenix.

Two West Valley residents claim Republican state Sen. Janae Shamp doesn’t live in the district she was elected to represent. They want Attorney General Kris Mayes to remove her from office.

Cuts to Arizona’s SNAP rolls are much higher than every other state. The question of why has been dogging the state, and KJZZ's Camryn Sanchez has some answers and some ideas about what's next.

Now, one state lawmaker is demanding answers from the Arizona Department of Corrections as budget cuts put a stop to a planned HVAC overhaul across our state’s prison system.

Former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader Chandi Dayle dishes on “America's Sweethearts” and her next chapter as assistant cheer coach at the University of Arizona.

Sept. 22 is the first day of fall, even though it doesn’t necessarily feel like it outside. But those high temperatures don’t mean we can’t talk about books for the season.

Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl has died at the age of 84. In a statement the family said Kyl died due to complications from a neurological disease.

Televised debates are not just an effort of media outlets in our state. They are part of the Arizona Clean Elections Commission’s mission. But, every year, there are a number of major candidates who do not debate.

September is when monarch butterflies from Canada and the northern U.S. pass through Arizona along their 3,000 mile journey south. Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego was planting milkweed and other pollinator-friendly plants downtown on Monday.

From Sept. 15-19, the light and the jagged volcanic cliffs will line up just right to cast a shadow that resembles a cougar on the Superstition Mountains as the sun sets between 5:30 and 6 p.m.

In August, the Phoenix City Council approved a contract not to exceed $105 million dollars to repair the parking garages for terminals 3 and 4 at Sky Harbor.