A man found a boa constrictor under his truck in Scottsdale, which was safely removed by firefighters and is now with the Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary.

Gateway Academy in North Phoenix invests over $325,000 in tech to enhance education for students with high-functioning autism, adding cutting-edge tools like VR and 3D printers.

The Arizona Department of Education has informed the Auditor General about new controls to strengthen oversight of the ESA program after management concerns.

Emmett Burnton, a history teacher at Boulder Creek High School, has been named the 2025 Arizona Teacher of the Year and is now in the running for the National Teacher of the Year.

CPR training for youths will be hosted in honor of Preston Lord, a teen who died following an assault, aiming to instill lifesaving skills and social responsibility.

The EPA reveals a plan to clean up contaminated groundwater in Phoenix and seeks public input at a community meeting, with a $14 million project proposed to address industrial pollution.

Two centenarian WWII veterans were honored as grand marshalls at a Veterans Day parade in Arizona, with community members paying tribute to their service and heroism.

The FTC is cracking down on fake online reviews, implementing fines up to $51,744 per violation to combat this growing issue affecting consumers and businesses.

Phoenix volunteers help veterans with home repairs, with Habitat for Humanity and Cigna aiding Navy vet Brian Wallace, and the Home Depot Foundation supporting Army vet Zakary Ferroni.

Maricopa County has launched an online education program for detained youth in partnership with local institutions, providing access to college courses for individuals pursuing academic and personal growth.

Surprise, Arizona, will host its 10th Annual Veterans Day Parade, causing road closures on Bullard Avenue and Buck O'Neil Way from midnight to 1 p.m. on November 11th.

Scottsdale residents can influence community services by completing a survey and could win an iPad. The Human Services Department seeks input for its strategic plan until November 29.

Chilean volunteer firefighter Pablo Santibanez achieved his dream of joining the Phoenix Fire Department, overcoming visa challenges with help from Congressman Stanton.