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No building implosions will take place at the 80-acre site off Interstate 17 and Dunlap Avenue. Crews are removing asbestos before they tear down walls.

Tears and laughter filled a north Phoenix church during Wednesday’s memorial service for Officer Zane Coolidge, who was killed in the line of duty.

The Show visited Litchfield Park and the Wigwam Resort. Now it’s a well-known resort, but it didn’t start out that way. Lisa Hegarty, executive director at the P.W. Litchfield Heritage Center, talked to The Show about it's impact and history on the West Valley.

Pittsburgh-based Aurora Innovation says it’s planning to expand its Fort Worth to El Paso route of autonomous trucks into Phoenix next year. Andrew Hawkins, Transportation Editor at The Verge, joined The Show talk about this new driverless venture into the region.

You may not notice the effects immediately. But come this Saturday a host of new laws take effect that cover everything from conception to death.

In a post on Facebook and Instagram on Wednesday evening, Ronstadt herself said she was saddened to see Trump bring his “hate show” to her hometown of Tucson — a town she said with deep Mexican-American roots and a joyful, tolerant spirit.

Faith leaders from seven Christian denominations gathered in Paradise Valley to pray for peace during election season on Monday, marking the first time the church community has come together for this purpose.

Our "Policing the Police" series examines the U.S. Department of Justice civil rights investigation of Phoenix by section, as well as the city's efforts to self-impose reforms. KJZZ News has divided the findings on use of force into deadly and less lethal. This report focuses on fatal police shootings.

The Arizona Republican Party is launching Chick-fil-A-inspired billboards to further spread debunked allegations of immigrants eating pets.

Get information on Arizona races to watch, vote centers, ballots and the latest 2024 election news.

The Bridge Access Program, which provided free COVID-19 vaccines to uninsured adults, has now ended. That could leave them paying well over $100 just as new boosters have become available.

Thursday was the 56th day this year with a high temperature above 110 degrees. That breaks the previous record for most 110-degree days set just last year.

Ace Bailey is president of Ultimate Art and Cultural Tours and a part-time concierge at the Hotel Valley Ho. The Show's Mark Brodie joined her on a recent tour to see the midcentury modern resort and learn more about its history.

The Paralympics are underway in Paris. And among the thousands of competitors, several call Arizona home. Today, Jill Ryan closes out a series of special Voices of Arizona segments featuring two homegrown Paralympians.

Scottsdale gallery owner Gilbert Ortega Jr. was initially charged with three misdemeanor counts of disorderly conduct. Those charges were dropped, but there are still conflicting accounts about what exactly was said.

There is a growing community of LGBTQ members of the LDS church who are choosing to stay in it. They're meeting next month in Utah for their second Gather conference.

Phoenix’s city manager said a detailed plan is underway to address a Department of Justice report that found police have engaged in a "pattern or practice" of violating constitutional and civil rights.

Meet Geri James, a Navajo hatmaker who does it all out of her home studio in Gilbert. Her company is called Sleep Rock. And she said for for her, it all started there.

Matt Simon is a senior staff writer for Grist who recently wrote a piece looking closer at so-called "informal green spaces." He spoke to The Show about them and their impact.

Elena Rocchi is the ASU professor leading the new space architecture graduate program. Rocchi spoke to The Show more about the program.

Thousands of older adults in Arizona are not getting the benefits, like food stamps, that they’re entitled to. That’s according to new data from a national aging organization.

It can feel surreal to grow up with someone who becomes famous. The Show's Sam Dingman traces the clues with his friend Colin Killalea, who now tours with one of the biggest rock bands in the world.