Katy Burge

A plan is expected to be finalized this week that allows St. Vincent de Paul to operate its indoor shelter through February. Originally, the shelter would’ve had to stop overflow services by October.

Google has been testing self-driving cars in Chandler for several months and now you can get a close-up look at how the technology works. Google is hosting an open house August 13, 2016, at Soho63 in Chandler at 11 a.m.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has enacted regulations of tobacco products nationwide to include e-cigarettes, hookah and cigars. The new rules will take a toll on local vape organizations.

If you’re a registered independent on the Permanent Early Voting List, you may be wondering where your early ballot is—14 percent of independents on the list received ballots this week.

Health officials confirmed 19 cases of a water-borne diarrheal illness in Maricopa County last month. The illness is caused by a parasite known as Cryptosporidium parvum, which is typically found in swimming pools or other recreational water.

Drones are becoming a popular technology. You can now purchase one for less than $100 and fly it around on your own. Unfortunately, you can only control that one drone. But, ASU Assistant Professor in Mechanical and AeroSpace Engineering Panos Artemiadis can control multiple at the same time, and does so using his mind.

A new medical marijuana growing facility will be built in Prescott Valley. The town council approved a final development plan to allow up to 40,000 square feet of greenhouse facility to be built immediately.

Health officials confirmed the number of Arizonans with Zika has grown to nine. Last week, the state had just seven cases.

A new house bill aims to help deported veterans re-enter the United States as lawful permanent residents.

Health officials confirmed a person has died from rabbit fever in Coconino County. This is the first case of tularemia, or rabbit fever, in the county this year and the first death in more than a decade.