The Phoenix Mayor's Commission on Disability Issues together with the City of Phoenix is calling for nominations for the esteemed 2024 Disabil...

Jeremiah Aviles' family, grieving his untimely death, has established a foundation in his memory and is seeking justice for the shooting incident that took his life.

Phoenix updates heat strategies after last summer's issues, plans better staffing and supply distribution for 2024. Salesforce releases Summer'24 with new features like Einstein Automate and expanded LWC support.

The Pinebrooke Fire, now contained, destroyed homes and structures in Florence, leaving 90-year-old veteran Jerry Noland homeless but with community support. The larger Wildcat Fire remains active in the Tonto National Forest.

Arizona combats child food insecurity with free meal programs during summer, as local and global efforts continue to address the wider issue of hunger.

Indy the tiger cub is flourishing at a Minnesota sanctuary a year after Phoenix police rescued her. She enjoys a natural habitat and proper care, a stark contrast to her previous life in captivity.

A black bear roaming a Prescott Valley neighborhood was safely captured by authorities, easing local concerns amidst reminders of wildlife encounters.

The 87 Fire in Tonto National Forest is contained, allowing Bush Highway to reopen. Despite the fire's cause being unknown, efforts continue to extinguish remaining hot spots.

Phoenix residents commemorated Memorial Day with a ceremony including a flyover and flagged graves, featuring Gold Star families and a Cold War Veteran Grand Marshal.

Arizona siblings, "Life in 3D," honor veterans with a YouTube tribute video, using music and personal stories to evoke the sacrifices of military service members.

Two Arizona mothers, Lindsey Black and Ashley Ackerman, advocate for drowning prevention after losing their sons to pool accidents, amid a rise in child drownings in Phoenix.

Arizona authorities are enhancing water safety efforts for Memorial Day, stressing life jacket use, reducing impaired boating, and urging vigilance due to a rise in drownings, especially among children.

The Wildcat Fire near Desert Mountain and Tonto Hills is 84% contained after burning 14,402 acres. Some areas reopened with caution advised. Firefighting efforts continue with reduced personnel.