When commuters settle into one of Waymo’s self-driving cars there might not be a driver behind the wheel, but the Voice of Waymo is always there in case riders have questions or run into trouble during their trip.
Metro Phoenix was among the Top 5 largest metro areas with the most days of smog in 2016, according to a national study released last week by an Arizona research group.
Starting today, East Valley teenagers should know that Arizona is no longer one of two states that have no restrictions on the ability of motorists to use their cell phones while driving.
School funding for K-12 and higher education, state prisons, jobs and Arizona’s income tax dominated the debate among Legislative District 18 candidates for the Senate and House on Friday.
For the first time the top-ranked Pride had to venture away against an in-state opponent from the confines of Karl Kiefer Stadium.
There was a sense before the season started that there was something different about the Mountain Pointe High School girls’ volleyball team.
Hundreds if not thousands of people drive past a touching roadside memorial to “Kathy” near Baseline and Kyrene roads in Tempe, and probably very few even notice it.
Rose Mofford, Arizona’s 18th governor and the first woman to hold the office, died Thursday morning in a hospice in Phoenix. She was 94.
Mike Fell has maintained since he was hired at Mountain View that the Toros were on the chase when it came to lining up with Arizona’s top programs.
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A survey of 304 Arizona teenagers showed that one-third of the respondents who are high school senior athletes report having suffered a concussion at some point in their playing career.
The Mountain Pointe girls volleyball team has had a bugaboo in recent seasons.
As far as early season statements go, the Desert Visa boys golf team signed some impressive golf scorecards over the weekend to show the Thunder will be among the top contenders this season.
The emotional imprint has faded after 15 years, the raging sense of fury coupled with desolate loss. Still, the mental images from that day still seem fresh: Staring at CNN near sunrise on a Tuesday, the 11th day of September 2001, and watching the World Trade Center towers tumble down.
Fifteen years ago, the East Valley and the rest of the United States froze and watched in horror as planes hijacked by terrorists crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City, the Pentagon and a field in western Pennsylvania.
Rob Thomas admits he’s a “stage hog.”
Kaylee, a 5-year-old “diluted calico” was in rough shape when she was rescued, according to AZRescue spokeswoman Jenny Medlock.
Isaiah Pola-Mao pointed to the scoreboard with his fellow defensive backs around him and made sure they understood there was still something to play for in the final quarter.
When James Stagg strapped on a Desert Vista High School helmet, it was the first time he ever wore one won a football field.
Perry's # 12, Kennedy Kaminsky goes for the slam against Desert Vista.
The Hamilton girls volleyball team sought improvement Tuesday night against an unbeaten Corona Del Sol squad.
Two developments on Arizona State University property have drawn the ire of some legislators after the university initially failed to report the projects to them. Read more
A Gilbert lawmaker wants to ban photo-enforcement cameras across the state, saying they generate money for the company that makes them and cities that use them but do little to keep the streets safe. Read more
Thunderbird Artists is making its second trip to Gilbert, this time for the Fine Art & Wine Festival from Friday Feb. 16, to Sunday, Feb. 18. Read more
Want to keep tabs on your lawmakers and not even have to get out of your pajamas? Read more
Children often follow in their parents’ footsteps when choosing a career, but Nora Ellen and JD Mesnard turned that dynamic on its head – twice. Read more
The Arizona Attorney General is investigating the city of Tempe in connection with a Tucson area state legislator’s claims that it improperly used the Government Property Lease Excise Tax to benefit two developments. Read more
The architect of an ever-increasing flow of state tax revenues to help send students to private and parochial schools said he's willing to consider a cap now that the diversion has topped $74 million a year. Read more
While television knows her as Chelsea Daniels, the ditzy best friend on Disney’s “Raven’s Home,” it’s the stage where Dutch-American actress Anneliese van der Pol said she truly thrives. Read more
A Scottsdale Republican lawmaker wants to force city council and mayoral candidates to run with party labels, saying he believes it will help prevent liberals from sneaking into office. Read more
A state lawmaker’s proposal to relax requirements for some people who style hair in Arizona does not gel well with some beauty industry professionals. Read more
The way Sen. Warren Petersen sees it, elementary school children are being rushed through lunch and recess by schools who are fearful of losing state aid. Read more
Poet, playwright and philosopher Ravindranath Tagore wrote his acclaimed Bengali literature in Calcutta, India, more than a century ago. Read more
With the many hours they spend practicing lines, learning songs and battling nerves as they portray characters on stage, it’s no wonder actors bond with each other like family members. Read more
A proposal to require the disclosure of the origins of major contributions in city elections will be discussed at 6 p.m. Monday, Oct. 16, in the multi-purpose room of the Pyle Center, 655 E. Southern Ave. Read more
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