Border Agents at the San Luis port of entry were able to step in and save an American woman from overdosing on Tuesday. They say this is just one of 900 medical calls since last October.
Semiconductor manufacturers are racing to finalize agreements with the Biden Administration because they are concerned about the future of the CHIPS and Science Act.
Voters in at least nine school districts across Maricopa County appear to have said “no” to local bonds and overrides that would have increased property taxes to help pay for K-12 education.
A federal appeals court has voted in favor of Grand Canyon University in Phoenix after an ongoing battle with the Biden administration’s education heads over the institution’s nonprofit status.
Police say two teen boys were found shot along 79th Avenue north of Broadway Road and that the shooting happened near 75th Avenu and Lower Buckeye Road.
Southwest Gas has agreed to pay the Arizona Corporation Commission $2 million and may have to replace thousands of miles of piping after two gas leak incidents in the East Valley.
Raising and selling chickens is how Kinley Maner enjoys her rural life. But she tried to cash her check at Chase Bank, she got the round-around until On Your Side got involved.
Advocacy groups are prepared to challenge Proposition 314, which makes it a crime to cross the Mexico-Arizona border at any place other than a point of entry and assigns state and local agencies the enforcement duties.
For the first time, we’re hearing from Clinton Fannell, a man who survived being shot in the face during what Tempe police call a racially-motivated attack.
Friday, Snowbowl will open its doors and start its lift two weeks before the original opening day, making it the earliest opening day in its 86-year history.
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office confirmed that Xavier Padilla, 17, and Gabriel Garcia, 19, were indicted this week in connection to a shooting at Arizona Mills earlier this year.
