2015 was a banner year for organ, tissue, eye and other donations in Arizona.

Glendale’s Planning Commission Thursday unanimously supported designating part of the Loop 101 in the city a scenic corridor.

The killing of Michael Brown by a white police officer in Ferguson, Missouri, and a number of similar occurrences around the country caused some to expect an increase in crime.

Finding IED’s has posed a challenge to bomb detecting dogs. The Navy is funding research to change that.

The Arizona Interscholastic Association is looking at sensitivity training after an incident this week in Flagstaff, where a referee told a high school girls basketball team of mostly Navajos to take their hair down.

Yuma residents posted the highest enrollment gains in the country as open enrollment for Obamacare ended, surging 21 percent in the last week alone, government officials said Thursday.

A Tempe councilmember’s plan to create a safe spot for people to handle Internet exchanges will require more research.

NASA’s mission to Jupiter left earth in August 2011. This week, the space agency fired up the spacecraft’s rockets to adjust its course to make sure the probe arrives at our solar system’s largest planet on target.

The legislation approved by the Education Committee makes clear that the Board of Education-- not the superintendent-- has the power to hire, fire and supervise its own employees.