Austin Davis’ newest poetry novella "Compulsive Swim" is inspired by his work with people living on Phoenix streets.
Tucson’s Rep. Raul Grijalva, along with 49 other lawmakers, sent a letter to President Biden outlining actions the government should take to address the country’s growing housing crisis.
Arizona voters could have the chance to eliminate the state’s tipped minimum wage in 2024 if labor advocates can gather enough signatures to get the One Fair Wage Act on the ballot.
Before leaving office, former Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman announced a $6.75 million investment allowing more students to eat free lunches.
Until now, Chandler was the largest city in Arizona without a nondiscrimination ordinance that included LGBTQ protections.
It’s official—those funny-looking Waymo cars we’ve seen driving around the Valley for years are now taking the public for rides, without a safety driver sitting up front.
Kendahl Lock's annual toy drive has become the largest personal donation Toys for Tots receives, bringing in over 700 toys during the holiday season.