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This year, despite the removal of the petting zoo, there will still be animal-related activities with protective measures in place.
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Joshua Emerson realized he didn't know any Native American comedians. So he became one.
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Phoenix is now 10 years into its long-term transportation plan. And the city reports it’s meeting or exceeding targets so far.
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Phoenix Union High School District employees have access to a new safety feature this year. All staffers now wear crisis alert badges that allow them to send for help with the press of a button.
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The Arizona Department of Transportation has begun the third phase of widening Interstate 10 between Phoenix and Casa Grande.
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Older Latinos often face barriers when it comes to healthcare — with language, culture and even transportation. Now, a new primary care clinic that was created to meet the needs of these aging Arizonans has opened its doors in Central Phoenix.
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Phoenix Sky Harbor is now offering a driverless shuttle bus called Ohmio to transport passengers from the East Economy parking lot to the Sky Train Station.
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The lawsuit, which demands a jury trial, follows a $25 million notice of claim filed the month after Christian Diaz was killed.
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Desert Design kicks off this week with a variety of speaking events, exhibits, and gatherings. This year, its theme is "Collected in Dialog."
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A West Valley congressional candidate reported she was raped in August while repairing a damaged campaign sign in Sun City, the candidate, Bernadette Greene-Placentia, told KJZZ on Thursday. When that news publicly broke Wednesday, she said her world exploded.