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A Phoenix councilman is raising questions about fairness when it comes to fire and ambulance service.

Roughly 175,000 Arizona homes still lack access to broadband internet, and many of them are in tribal and rural communities; the state Commerce Authority says it’s looking to change that.

Many small business still struggle with filling positions following challenges that spiked due to the pandemic.

The Phoenix City Council has approved $1.2 million in federal funds to provide legal assistance to qualified residents facing eviction.

The Arizona Corporation Commission indicated it could move to take over a struggling rural water company that serves about 150 people in La Paz County if it doesn’t resolve a litany of issues left behind by its owner, who died in 2023.

Phoenix will pay more than half a million dollars to determine how many trees the city owns, where they are and what kind of shape they’re in.

One of the country’s favorite pastimes has made a comeback. Social media platforms such as TikTok and various events have reintroduced roller skating to a new generation.

Phoenix-based U-Haul will move its headquarters to the tallest building in midtown.

Traci Tiwari, founder of the community group Fat Babes of Phoenix, says she was part of a similar group in Denver, but couldn’t find anything like it here in Phoenix. So, she started it herself.

After years of fighting, Phoenix and Tempe have reached a deal about future development near Sky Harbor International Airport.