Gilbert leads Arizona’s housing surge with 67% growth over 18 years

Gilbert is making waves as one of the fastest-growing cities in the Phoenix metro area, attracting families and young professionals alike. With housing demand surging, Gilbert has made significant strides in expanding its inventory—but challenges like …

Arizona’s school superintendent responds to recent public school closures

PHOENIX (AZFamily)—As another public school district considers closing schools, state superintendent Tom Horne said the community should not be worried about the Arizona public school system. “This is nothing new. We’ve always had school closures,” said …

University of Arizona provides 24/7 resources for students

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — It's common to feel the "holiday blues" as the season approaches. For many students at the University of Arizona, the combination of finals and the holidays can amplify stress, anxiety, and sadness. U of A student …

Getting passenger trains on track for Arizona

TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — Maybe you just finished a tough drive home. Now there’s more movement in an effort to save you from making one of the tougher drives in Arizona: I-10 between Tucson and Phoenix. ADOT is working with close to 40 local governments to …

Phoenix, Tempe to drop lawsuit spurred by proposed Arizona Coyotes arena

PHOENIX — Phoenix and Tempe have agreed to drop a lawsuit that was initiated last year in relation to the proposed Arizona Coyotes’ purchase of land for an arena. The two Valley cities decided to make changes to a 1994 intergovernmental agreement (IGA) …

Arizona school superintendent reacts to public school closings

Arizona income, home values on the rise, according to latest Census data

Funeral or Fake? People asking for money on Arizona streets, possibly part of a nationwide network

Arizona claims Saudi firm’s ‘excessive’ groundwater pumping is a public nuisance

Arizona advocates call for transparency in execution process