Kirsten Dorman

When they met almost a decade ago, two Valley hair stylists never thought their near-instant bond would lead to becoming the winners of an HBO Original game show.

The Bureau of Land Management published an environmental review of plans for a major solar energy facility in La Paz County on Tuesday.

A federal appeals court recently ruled that the Tucson shovel-nosed snake doesn’t qualify for protection under the Endangered Species Act, a potential conclusion to the big debate one small reptile has stirred up.

At least 25 people have died and thousands more displaced as fires continue to burn in Southern California. But with relief efforts shifting into gear, authorities in Arizona are warning against scammers taking advantage of the public’s eagerness to help.

ASU and the state government have teamed up to bring a national research lab for microchip technology to Tempe. It's part of a national effort to boost semiconductor chip manufacturing.

A federal appeals court recently backed the Fish and Wildlife Service’s decision to keep the Tucson shovel-nosed snake off the endangered species list, despite advocates’ claims the Service misinterpreted key data, grouping the subspecies with other snakes that they argue are distinct.

The U.S. Supreme Court is reviewing a case that could affect internet and phone service, especially for rural areas, across the country.

AHCCCS has received federal approval to give incarcerated people a much-needed boost while they transition back into their communities by offering a so-called reentry benefits package.

By the end of 2028, Tempe will be the official home of the country’s third national research facility focusing on development and packaging of microchips and semiconductor technologies.

President Donald Trump issued a flurry of executive orders on Monday, including several that change how asylum seekers ask for protection in the U.S. and even challenging birthright U.S. citizenship.