Tucson bats are finding themselves homeless as their natural habitats like caves and mines are disappearing due to urban development. The bats tried moving into city dwellings, but now even the bats' newfound homes are being threatened.

General Motors will be hiring a thousand high-tech employees to staff its new Information Technology Innovation Center in Chandler.

Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl has a new job.

A new study by the Census Bureau shows that nearly 80 percent of people who drive to work in this country drive alone. The survey also shows that more than 10 million people spend two hours a day getting to and from work. 

Oakland A’s fans will be going to a different ballpark for spring training in two years.

A report by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that weekly wages in Yuma and La Paz counties are well below both the state and national average of $903.

The Peoria Unified School District is making plans to add another elementary school. The district says it’s needed because of what it says is explosive growth in the northwest Valley.

The Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled a 2010 state law allowing school districts to spend unused bond money without asking voters is unconstitutional. 

Financial markets have remained steady this week despite the threat of across the board budget cuts, known as sequestration.

Flight attendants at US Airways approved a new contract that wraps up some unfinished business from the airline's 2005 merger with America West.