A new challenge has been mounted contesting the legality of Arizona laws which allow police and prosecutors to seize property without proving to a judge it was used for a criminal purpose.

Scottsdale-based GoDaddy has fired its international marketing agency after less than a year — on the same day it hit an international growth milestone.

Voting rights groups are criticizing Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell over confusion surrounding a polling location in Tempe. But a spokeswoman for the Purcell’s office said county election officials have been trying to be responsive to constituents’ concerns.

Colonias, high-poverty, mostly Hispanic settlements, are one region in Arizona the loans are meant to help develop.

A Phoenix-based company called Somatic Labs has come up with what they consider to be an evolution of that kind of technology.

Friday, historians, archivists and researchers will gather in the Valley to highlight Arizona women’s history.

To send something into space, the modern technique is to launch it with a rocket. In the 1960s, however, a Canadian visionary proposed the radical idea to simply shoot through the atmosphere — with a giant space gun. One of those guns is still in Yuma, Arizona

For the first time in a dozen years, the Arizona Department of Education is looking to update the state's science standards.

Henkel Consumer Goods Inc. is closing their north Scottsdale office. More than 370 jobs will be affected.