Phoenix first responders talk about celebrating Thanksgiving while working

A grassroots group wants to get rid of the state's "right to work" status, which supporters say will strengthen unions.

A podcast reveals new details about the legal battle over whether to send convicted murderer Jacob Wideman back to prison after missing a psychologist appointment.

Imagine having hundreds of seizures a day, with no relief, because no treatment consistently helps. That was the case for one teen in Queen Creek when she was younger, but “Brookie the Brave” is doing much better now, thanks to special therapy.

Former President Donald Trump and Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar are both suggesting the outgoing leader of our nation's military should be put to death. The two politicians branded the outgoing Chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Mark Milley, as a traitor.

Despite the hot and dry summer, more mosquitoes are testing positive for West Nile virus across the state. The Maricopa County Environmental Services Department collects and tests mosquitoes for West Nile. In one night, crews collected 89,000 mosquitoes in one trap in a neighborhood in Mesa. “Throughout the week, we set over 900 CO2 traps, these attract mosquitoes and they bring them into the lab,” said vector lab division manager John Townsend.