With temperatures over 100 degrees everyday it's natural for us to carry water bottles.

The Salvation Army in Phoenix has created Hydration Stations to serve the area's homeless population and ensure their access to cold water as the valley gets deeper into the summer months.

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Four Phoenix Public Library locations will offer a series of free career workshops designed to help young adults, ages 16 - 25, find the perfect job. The three-part series, titled "From Stress to Success," will cover job searching and applying for a job, writing a résumé and cover letter, and interviewing.

More Free Workshops for Job Seekers

The state Senate Ethics Committee's chairman has declined to summarily dismiss a complaint against another senator and instead will have the full committee decide whether to investigate the matter or drop it.

The contest runs Aug. 12 Sept. 12 and is part of an ongoing community awareness campaign reflecting the library ' s new tagline, " Yours to Explore.

Police officers and helicopters spent hours searching south Phoenix for a stolen police cruiser taken from an officer on Tuesday night.

Turns out Taco, the Chihuahua discovered severed in two earlier this month, was the victim of another animal not a deranged human, Phoenix Police said Wednesday.

The Royal Palms Resort & Spa, an east Phoenix boutique inn marketed as a Scottsdale property, is the only Arizona hotel to make Travel + Leisure's list of Top 100 Hotels in the World.

After recently winning the U.S. Youth Soccer Regional Championship games, the Cisco Toros '90 Boys are headed to compete in the U.S. Youth Soccer National Championships.

We have tons of "American Idol" coverage on the way - ' namely, a couple profiles in Caliente on Thursday and another running in Accent on Friday - ' to promote the Fox talent show's first-ever auditions in the ...

The star - real name Earl Simmons - was charged in Arizona on Tuesday with one count of theft and one count of stealing someone else's identity.

A radio station catering to Latino immigrants in metropolitan Phoenix has begun to phase out much of its programming and plans to close its doors at the end of the month.