Linda Williams

Zillow exploded into the Phoenix housing market last year in a big way, as the real estate market continues to heat up for flippers. Now, the company says it is halting its Zillow Offers homebuying program in Phoenix and other cities.

A DEA agent in Tucson was killed, another was injured along with a Tucson Police officer on Oct. 4 when a man open fired during a routine check for drugs, weapons and money on an Amtrak train.

A former Facebook employee-turned-whistleblower testified on Capitol Hill to urge Congress to regulate the social media giant, saying the tech company's business model doesn't bring people together.

A researcher says campaigns like "turnaround, don’t drown" do have an impact on most drivers, raising their awareness of the risks of driving into flooded roadways or washes.

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office said the explosion was likely caused by a gas line break. Two people died and a woman was seriously injured.

Weather officials say temperatures of up to 120°F are expected as an excessive heat warning was extended to nine counties. Back in Phoenix, two hiking trails will be closed to keep people safe during the hot weather.

Chances are someone out there has lost or misplaced their COVID-19 vaccine card, but help is available from the Arizona State Government to get a new one as replacement.

In Maricopa County, the lower courts are braving for new filings that allow landlords to remove renters for failing to pay. Some, however, say there may not be a wave of evictions.

With over 9 million job openings, one resort in Arizona is trying to lure potential job seekers to join its ranks

A single Phoenix mother cannot find affordable housing and is turning to social media for help.