Joel Sartore aims to photograph 25,000 captive species for the Photo Ark project, having captured 18,000 to date. His work highlights both iconic and lesser-known animals, serving as a call to conservation and supporting related efforts.

Starting May 7, standard driver's licenses won't be accepted for domestic flights in the US; travelers will need REAL ID-compliant identification.

Flock Homes, a real estate company, is expanding its portfolio in Phoenix, with plans to exceed 1000 homes. It offers landlords tax-efficient exit strategies and is now aiming to acquire multifamily units.

Cactus High School's campus pond has been revitalized into a calming space and educational resource after collaborative efforts involving local businesses, Arizona Game and Fish, and student participation.

The former Phoenix chapter of Girls in Tech has become TechWomenAZ and joined Google's Women Techmakers program. Phoenix Group is also rebranding to unify its consumer brands and emphasize its purpose-led business approach.

An American was arrested in India for attempting to contact the isolated Sentinelese tribe, endangering them and potentially facing legal repercussions.

The community and San Carlos Apache Tribe call for justice and reform after the murder of Emily Pike, handing out flyers and urging investigation into group homes.

Arizona businesses experience mixed effects of tariffs; a rancher sees potential for market expansion, a small business owner faces increased costs, and the snowbird industry suffers from reduced Canadian engagement.

Nationwide protests occur against Trump and Musk for proposed cutbacks on federal operations, including social security, healthcare, and national parks.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed tax cuts for the wealthy during a Senate budget debate, stressing the need to protect Medicaid and SNAP, and presented an amendment targeting those earning over $100 million.

Two separate stabbings within minutes and miles apart are being investigated by the Phoenix Police, resulting in one non-fatal and one fatal injury, with suspects in custody for both incidents.

One person has died following a two-vehicle crash on the Loop 202 Eastbound near Vee Quiva Way. Emergency responders are at the scene, and the incident is under investigation. Traffic disruptions are expected in the area.

Authorities search for Emily Pike's killer; her group home CEO is hopeful, while facing scrutiny over safety protocols.