Independent film crew makes Dog Bite Murders project in Globe

A gruesome murder that happened before Arizona was even a state is set to be adapted into a movie, and crew members are filming at least a portion of the project in the town of Globe.

Rio Verde water crisis: Gov. Hobbs signs bill ending Arizona town's battle for water

The start of 2023 brought new concerns for some residents in the Rio Verde Foothills area, as Scottsdale shut off their water supply due to the ongoing drought. Here's what you should know about what happened, and what people are trying to do to secure a water supply for the future.

Here's how much workers are demanding to start a new job

The lowest wage that American workers are willing to take in order to accept a new job has hit a record high this year, survey results show.

How to prepare for a hurricane

As Hilary approaches, officials are advising everyone to take the necessary precautions and steps to prepare.

Why Phoenix records its rainfall from Sky Harbor Airport

As we wait and watch for monsoon 2023 to really get going, people around the world may be getting a very dry opinion of Phoenix. That's because the city of Phoenix rain gauge at Sky Harbor airport says we've had no rain for more than five months.

Conservatorship: What you should know about the controversial legal arrangement

Reports of a lawsuit filed by a former NFL player against two people who were once believed to be his adoptive parents have cast a new spotlight on a sometimes-controversial legal arrangement known as conservatorship. That is the same legal arrangement at the center of a legal battle involving Britney Spears in recent years. Here's what you should know about conservatorships, and the controversies surrounding it.

Colorado River cuts: Western states will not lose as much water in 2024

The U.S. government in 2021 announced cuts that hit Arizona particularly hard. Last year, those cuts grew more severe thanks to continued drought, poor precipitation and less runoff from the river’s Rocky Mountains source.

Arizona State University to offer Taylor Swift-themed psychology course: Here's what to know about it

A new course at Arizona State University may appeal to Swifties, but the course's instructor says it is not a fan club meeting for the music legend. Here's what you should know about ASU's Taylor Swift-themed psychology course.

Going to college? What you need to know about student loans

If you’re heading to college or starting to think about where you’d like to apply, you’re probably considering options for funding your education. If you need to borrow money to pursue your dreams, you are far from alone.

What are the impacts of energy drinks on children?

The Food and Drug Administration is now taking a closer look at PRIME Energy drinks which touts 200 milligrams of caffeine per can, equivalent to six cans of Coke. The argument from some U.S. senators is that PRIME seems to market its energy drink to kids.

ADOT to review vanity license plates following antisemitic slur controversy: Here's what to know

ADOT officials say they will conduct a full review of customized license plates in Arizona, following reports that a vanity plate contained a term that is considered to be antisemitic. Here's what to know about the controversy.

Deadline looms large for backdated PACT Act benefits: Here's what you should know

The clock is ticking for veterans affected by burn pits who want to file for backdated benefits from the government. Here's what you should know about the PACT Act.

Here's how hard it is to win Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing

There may be a lot of excitement over the Mega Millions drawing for Aug. 8, but as far as winning the jackpot is concerned, experts say don't bank on that happening. Here's what you should know about your chances of winning it all.

Phoenix Children's ends agreement with Aetna: Here's what you should know

Officials with Phoenix Children's say their agreement with a major health insurance provider has expired, and this could impact people who rely on Phoenix Children's for medical care. Here's what you should know.

ALS: What you should know about the incurable, debilitating disease

With news that actress Sandra Bullock's longtime partner has died due to ALS, people are once again talking about the debilitating, incurable illness. Here's what you should know about the condition that is also known as Lou Gehrig's Disease.

How the Donald Trump fake electors scheme became a 'corrupt plan,' according to indictment

The indictment detailed Tuesday that when the former president couldn't persuade state officials to illegally swing the election in his favor, he and his Republican allies began recruiting a slate of fake electors in seven battleground states.