A 16-year-old Chandler student who was struck near his high school donated his organs, giving three people a second chance, his family says.

Longtime Phoenix civil‑rights attorney Herb Ely, co‑author of Arizona’s 1965 civil‑rights law and founder of the Nash Jazz Club, has died at 92.

A federal judge dismissed a suit alleging The Willow School’s entrance exam excludes students with disabilities; the family says it will appeal. The ruling leaves selective schools' screening rules intact for now.

Non-union Abacus security officers will stage a City Hall walkout Thursday over alleged unfair labor practices; Abacus denies the claims and says it pays $25/hour.

A Whatcom County grower tells FOX13 that ICE detainments have left critical labor gaps at the start of spring planting, with at least one worker held in Tacoma.

Volunteers of America paused services at its NE Portland women's residential center citing safety concerns, leaving residents scrambling and partners stepping in. VOA says clients will be transitioned to local providers.

After a mistaken deportation to El Salvador, Kilmar Abrego García’s return has prompted court battles that have curbed ICE even as prosecutors pursue smuggling charges.

Multiple Cleveland-area school districts experienced a widespread internet outage Tuesday, knocking out email and phone systems while technicians investigate.

Families of Reflections students say Williams Elementary's playground keeps their children on the sidelines; city officials estimate a full upgrade could cost roughly $1.2M.

A city-commissioned report shows immigrants contributed $25.6 billion to the San Antonio metro’s GDP and hold outsized shares of key industries and business ownership.

A Baychester father says raw sewage, persistent leaks and roaches made his apartment uninhabitable; HPD has received complaints and plans to inspect.

Officials say senior dachshunds found during an eviction were medically declined; one was euthanized and others were adopted after the holding period.

Crain's and national data show women are closing gaps in Michigan jobs — law school classes and junior legal ranks are now heavily female, though leadership still lags.