As automated license plate cameras draw increasing scrutiny across the Valley, another police surveillance technology last ...

Phoenix hopes to eliminate a nearly 40,000-request police records backlog within about a year after the City Council last ...

Arizona police officers cannot use common-law qualified immunity to shield themselves from lawsuits alleging ordinary ...

In the Phoenix Children’s Chorus, students from different parts of the Valley come together to perform choral music from all over the world. The organization offers choirs for different ages, ...

The Deer Valley Unified School District is simultaneously honoring its present while looking to the future. At its recent board meeting, according to the agenda, “Deer Valley Unified School District ...

Twenty-five years after escaping the North Tower of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, Carefree resident Bob Jenkins still carries vivid memories of the people he encountered, the decisions ...

Phoenix Police officials say applications are rising and changes to the city’s hiring process are moving prospective officers through the system faster, but council members earlier this month ...

Every Miss Gay Arizona America titleholder has her own unique reign. As the new “symbol of excellence,” Benaddiction, a drag performer from Phoenix, plans to bring her sexy, edgy, darker style to the ...

And just like that, August is in our rear-view mirror. September is ushered in by the one holiday that celebrates and honors the hard work that we all do. Every single day. Labor Day. Even if retired, ...

He patrolled the Beeline Highway for most of the 28 years he worked for the Arizona Department of Public Safety. This created a certain sad symmetry. Bob Martin, murdered in the line of duty on an ...

Not unlike the Roman Empire, which had one Rome-anchored quadrant and another headquartered in Constantinople, Anthem’s water front is split into eastern and western empires. Neither of the water ...

The Cave Creek Museum will reopen for the season with a free day celebrating the beginning of the new season. They open on Oct. 1 between 1 and 4 p.m. and are waiving admission for all attendees.