Winter officially does not begin for 82 days, but employees at one Arizona ski resort woke Thursday morning to a fresh dusting of powder. “We got about two inches overnight…
New projections show that Lake Mead and Lake Powell could reach “critically low reservoir elevations” sooner than expected, spurring experts to say that “bold actions” will be needed to change…
A Maricopa County Superior Court judge on Monday ruled the Legislature violated the Arizona Constitution by including a ban on school mask mandates in budget legislation, paving the way for…
Nadia and Ernest Saco of Gilbert already had been searching for a new home before the pandemic hit in 2020, but when schools and offices closed across Arizona, their quest…
They needed a new coach, a new home arena and even some new players after making a slew of off-season trades. Now, with a new season around the bend, the…
A local restaurateur or entrepreneur could breathe a second life into a historic Phoenix fire station just south of Margaret T. Hance Park and the Burton Barr Central Library. The…
Traffic has returned to metro Phoenix in a big way, causing delays in morning and afternoon commutes and increasing carbon emissions in an area that has long-standing problems with air…
The delta variant of COVID-19 is straining health systems across Arizona, but health officials said Wednesday there’s a way to help: Get vaccinated. Officials at one major Phoenix hospital said…
The Biden administration plan for a COVID-19 vaccine mandate for workers in large companies is likely weeks away from being implemented, but Arizona officials are already lining up with pledges…
Kelsey Shaw and her two children pick up large yellow and green caterpillars just off the Bush Highway near Saguaro Lake. The children have no hesitation handling these nearly 2-…
Even before COVID-19, America faced a crisis of poor nutrition aggravated by widespread food insecurity. Those underlying factors, researchers say, allowed the disease to decimate poor communities. More than 42% of…
Students in grades K through 12 have no memory of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Twenty years after that pivotal event, educators are having to find ways to teach…
