Ignacio Ventura

Valley Metro and the city of Phoenix are hosting a meeting on Aug. 19 to give people a chance to learn more about a proposed light rail extension for the West Valley.

A webcam recently captured a clutch of eggs being laid by barn owls at the Whitewater Draw Wildlife Area in southern Arizona.

The Arizona Humane Society is struggling with capacity issues. The organization says its intake level is at its highest point in more than a decade.

This month, Tempe became the first Arizona city to adopt a drink-spiking ordinance. And city officials are highlighting the campaign this weekend by passing out detection kits on Mill Avenue.

The Arizona Department of Gaming is now offering free financial counseling services for people who request to be banned from gambling activities. The agency is partnering with GamFin, an organization that specializes in advising those with gambling debts.

Visitors to the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests currently pay minimal to no fees to go to certain sites. But that may change under a new proposal.

A Cold War-era submarine will soon have a new home at Steele Indian School Park. A groundbreaking ceremony on Saturday centered on monument for the vessel.

Food inequity continues to be a major challenge for Phoenix residents. To address this, the city is offering grants to organizations committed to helping people access food.

We’ve all seen those attention-grabbing safety messages on Arizona freeways. And if you’ve got a clever idea of your own, ADOT would like to hear it.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup may be over but the memories it brought will last for many, including Marco Peralta, an alumnus from Arizona State University who was the public announcer for matches in Mexico.