Copper & Sage and its cocktail lounge, Blue Stave, bring a sophisticated dining and drinking experience to Uptown Phoenix in a red brick building, offering Southern comfort and contemporary cuisine.

Arizona's university presidents seek increased state funding, citing a direct correlation between higher education investment and the state’s economic growth, as future jobs will require educated workers.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs extends healthcare for children with disabilities, including a caregiver compensation program under AHCCCS, aiding families earning up to 225% of the federal poverty level.

New York officials and residents worry about Governor Hochul's proposed $60 million cut to the CHIPS program for road funding, as reported by The North Salem Post.

Youth organizations in the Valley provide leadership skills and academic support through football programs, positively impacting the lives of young participants.

Over 1,200 Arizonans filed for bankruptcy in early 2024, marking a 7.2% increase for the state in 2023. ABC15 News set up an attorney helpline to assist with bankruptcy questions.

An Arizona care facility delayed reporting sexual abuse claims against a staff member, leading to an investigation and the accused surrendering their nursing certificate.

Early voting begins in Arizona for the Presidential Preference Election, with Maricopa County expecting a competitive race and a high mail-in voting turnout.

Three suspects were arrested in Phoenix, linked to a South American theft ring targeting luxury homes for valuables, totaling about $3 million in thefts.

A 17-year-old girl was arrested in East Valley as part of an ongoing investigation into teen violence and is facing charges of aggravated robbery and assault.

Randolph, a historic black community in Arizona, stands resilient amidst struggles, seeking to honor its past and secure its future with a $23 million investment for community development.

Two people died in a single-car accident on I-17 near New River, causing long traffic delays. The crash is under investigation, and further details are awaited.

Arizona now allows parents to be paid as full-time caregivers for children with serious disabilities, under a program initiated during the pandemic and made permanent, with training required through the state-funded program.