Jim Cross

Recent migrant surges strained cities and nonprofits across the Southwest. A business leader said Nogales hasn’t been hit as hard as others.

The southern border crisis, through an Arizona rancher’s eyes, has progressively got worse in recent times, with no end in sight.

A suspect was arrested in connection with a Glendale hit-and-run collision over the weekend that killed two people, authorities said Monday.

The Arizona Department of Transportation announced that the Victory Drive bridge in Tempe will be closed for approximately five weeks for repairs.

Celebrate art, culture, food, games and music this weekend at the family-friendly Peoria Arts and Cultural Festival.

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix announced plans Tuesday to create its first full seminary to educate and train future priests locally.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development awarded 29 Tribal Hud-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing renewal awards.

Many changes have been made to improve firefighter safety since the Yarnell Hill Fire 10 years ago, but it will always be a dangerous job.

Experts say that while multiple factors contribute to Arizona’s homelessness problem, it all comes back to the lack of affordable housing.

Explosive population growth in Arizona and other states that rely on water from the Colorado River via Lake Mead and Lake Powell will present water challenges in the state in metro Phoenix.