With snow falling in Arizona's high country and more snow in the forecast, the Arizona Department of Transportation wants to remind drivers to be prep

Virtual learning or in-person instruction? It's the hot topic stirring up heated debate across the state as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to

The Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a lower court decision dismissing the last in a series of challenges that sought to decertify Democrat Joe

Governor Doug Ducey issued an executive order on Wednesday to help expand and speed up the COVID-19 vaccine distribution in Arizona. Gov. Ducey weighe

Arizona health officials reported Thursday morning that the state has now reached "substantial" spread levels in all categories. This means that there

Arizona's statewide ban on distracted driving goes into effect on New Year's Day.  The law prohibits drivers from using and holding a phone or de

Perhaps you've seen the acrophobia-inducing public service announcements on TV? Maybe heard the rattlesnake's rattle and hiss while listening to Pando

Starting January 1, 2021 you could be pulled over and cited (civil traffic) for using your cell phone while driving. The new law states a pe

Early voters in Arizona who have not had their ballots verified have one more day to do so with election officials. An early ballot remains unverified

The controversial Proposition 207 has passed, legalizing recreational marijuana in Arizona, according to the Associated Press. Possession becomes lega

Arizona voters passed the Invest in Education Act, Proposition 208, Tuesday night, according to the Associated Press.  The proposition will add f

There has been quite a bit of speculation on whether voters should have used Sharpies to fill in their ballots. Social media posts being circulated th

If you signed up for an early or mail-in ballot for the 2020 election, but chose to vote in person, your ballot will show up as 'canceled' when you tr

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASAs) have been standing up for children in Arizona's foster care system for 35 years. CASA volunteers are everyda

Halloween may look different this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.  Many parents are wondering whether it's safe for their kids to go tr

The Supreme Court said Friday it will review a 2016 Arizona law that bars anyone but a family member or caregiver from returning another person's earl

Arizona is getting more than 2 million rapid COVID-19 tests from the federal government."Arizona has determined that K-12 schools will be prioritized,

So, you've purchased a vehicle, completed the registration and title information, and received your tabs in the mail. But when will the title arrive?A

Responding to the demand from Fair Food Fans, the Arizona State Fair today announced a Drive Thru Fair Food, the next two weekends at the Fairgrounds.

As lightning flashes and thunder booms amid Arizona's monsoon, sparks are flying in the love lives of tarantulas across the desert. "They really like