Employees at Intel’s Ocotillo campus in Chandler now have it made in the shade. It is a big parking lot. We’re talking 10 acres of concrete. The carport is made up of 30,000 solar modules covering 3,200 spaces.

A Republican state lawmaker is bucking her own party by standing in opposition to the Arizona’s newly-passed school voucher expansion law. Kate Brophy-McGee is questioning the plan’s logic and its funding methods.

Both Mesa PD and the Fire and Medical Departments are hiring more civilians to reduce costs.

We’re still a couple of months away from our first haboob of the year, and most of us try to avoid being in the middle of the huge dust storms.

President Trump recently signed into law a measure that’ll allow states to require drug tests for more residents who apply for unemployment benefits. But ASU's Adam Chodorow says that testing should be expanded — to anyone who gets any government benefit of any kind.

If a public health emergency hit Arizona, would we be ready? That’s the question posed in the new National Health Security Preparedness Index released today by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Immigration rights are also in the headlines right now with news of the recent lawsuit filed by Juan Manuel Montes. Montes is believed to be the first immigrant protected from deportation under a policy known as DACA, or Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, to be deported during the Trump administration. We talk to KJZZ's Carrie Jung.

Rolling Stone named Maria Bamford one of their 50 Funniest People in 2013. In 2016, she starred in her own Netflix series, Lady Dynamite, and, if you didn’t catch her there, you can catch her in her new Netflix special “Old Baby,” which premiers on May 2. She’s appearing at Stand Up Live here in Phoenix on Friday night.

Supporters of LGBTQ rights are urging the city of Scottsdale not to partner with one of Arizona’s most prominent charter school organizations on some sports facilities because of what the group calls its “anti-transgender” policy.