Ignacio Ventura

A shooting in Tucson early Sunday morning resulted in 10 people being wounded, including a male suspect who was taken into custody with life-threatening injuries.

While gambling has exploded into a multibillion-dollar business in Arizona, the state continues to battle unlicensed operators trying to get a cut of the action.

A new survey of certified teachers highlights the factors that keep them in Arizona classrooms despite ongoing challenges.

To accommodate the University of Arizona's new requirement for most first-time, full-time students to live on campus starting this fall, university officials recently broke ground on a new dormitory.

The National Weather Service in Phoenix forecasts high temperatures being up 110 degrees with a small chance for thunderstorms. That means it's best to limit outdoor activities.

Researchers from Northern Arizona University want to see if an AI chatbot can be used for health coaching with students.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup may be over but the memories it brought will last for many, including Marco Peralta, an alumnus from Arizona State University who was the public announcer for matches in Mexico.

We've all seen those attention-grabbing safety messages on Arizona freeways. And if you've got a clever idea of your own, ADOT would like to hear it.

Food inequity continues to be a major challenge for Phoenix residents. To address this, the city is offering grants to organizations committed to helping people access food.

A Cold War-era submarine will soon have a new home at Steele Indian School Park in Phoenix. A groundbreaking ceremony on Saturday centered on a monument for the vessel.