Josh Sanders

Months after fleeing to Arizona, dozens of Afghan refugee women are leaning on their education at ASU as community organizations welcome them with open arms.

The family says she has dementia and also answers to ‘Bobbie.’

Parents are questioning whether Boulder Creek High School was prepared after reports of a suspicious backpack created a chaotic scene on campus Thursday.

The league and Mercury are honoring Brittney Griner’s community work in Phoenix, as she remains detained in Russian for allegations of drug trafficking.

On Friday, more than 1,300 applicants anxiously waited to see if they were the lucky ones to receive a golden ticket to Arizona’s billion-dollar pot industry.

Governor Ducey signed two controversial bills banning trans girls from playing sports and a parent’s right to seek gender reassignment surgery for their child.

Eduardo Lopez turned his life around working for Goodwill and will be one of 350 students attending the Excel Center when doors open this summer.

As the Amadio Ranch prepares for one of it’s busiest days in pie sales, owner Eric Amadio calls inflation rates a recipe for disaster for small businesses.

Cannabis industry jobs report found the first year in adult-use sales added 2,600 jobs and 31% boost in sales over 2020.

A Paradise Valley resident’s fight against their community homeowner’s association has led to a proposed bill that prohibits HOAs from banning artificial grass.

In 2013, 15-year-old Briana Rodriguez was tragically killed in an ATV accident but her organs have given others a second chance.

Spring Training brings in needed dollars for small businesses, especially in developing areas and others with socio-economic challenges.

Valley nurse and mother of three Rachel Guthrie is ready to get her three kids vaccinated as soon as it’s approved.

Hospitals across the country are struggling to recruit new hires due to COVID-19 and burnout. Abrazo Health is holding on-site hiring events through February.

Arizona has no rent control laws which give landlords freedom to increase the rent as much as they want.

Republican sponsored bills target gender affirming healthcare, trans youth in sports and public education.

An ASU program is using infrastructure funds to help bridge the gap in digital inequity. 40% of residents living in Maryvale neighborhood have no access to internet.

67-year-old Army veteran Lovia Primous received cash from an anonymous donor inspired by his faith. He’s recovering from COVID-19 at Circle the City’s hotel.

David Robinson has searched for his son since he was last seen driving away from his worksite in the Buckeye desert. He turns 25-years-old on Friday.

The virus is infecting the homeless at an alarming rate. Circle the City’s COVID-19 isolation hotel now seeing triple the amount of patients.