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State lawmakers win $300,000 for trees and $100,000 for school gardens, bringing greenery to campuses that need it. But it may require ongoing action.

A new survey conducted in Tucson has found that residents think of community safety in broader terms than simply crime and punishment.

School superintendent Tom Horne is set to speak at a town hall hosted by Moms for Liberty, a controversial "parental rights" group founded in Florida.

Gilbert Town Council will discuss four ethic complaint reports on Sept. 19. Here's what's in the reports of five complaints filed to the town council.

The City Council sent a message when it nixed an incentive program: Scottsdale isn't looking to court developers, no matter the economic climate.

One of the founders of Backpage.com took the stand in federal court in downtown Phoenix on Tuesday as the state's first witness.

'Weirdest lightning ever' Republic staffer Bill Goodykoontz explained as he shared this video of lightning over Chandler, Ariz., on Sept. 12, 2023.

Lightning flashes in east Mesa near Power and McDowell roads after rain and winds estimated at 80 mph hit on Sept. 12, 2023.

The Arizona Attorney General's Office announced that a $1.37 billion settlement had been reached with Kroger for its role in the opioid crisis.

Officials say the body of a California man, Sherman George, has been ID'd more than 27 years after being found in the Arizona desert near Kingman.