Phoenix homelessness count shows more people sheltered, fewer on streets in 2026
admin More than half of the people experiencing homelessness in Phoenix are now in sheltered situations, according to results now released.
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Better Piggies Rescue needs summer volunteers
If you're interested in volunteering this summer, Better Piggies is hosting its final volunteer orientation on Saturday, May 23, starting…
WATCH: Valley Muslim community responding to recent violence
Following cases of vandalism and threats against Valley mosques in recent months, as well as a deadly shooting at a…
‘Bronco Fire’ ignites in Tonto National Forest Saturday
A new wildfire, called the "Bronco Fire," sparked Saturday night in the Tonto National Forest northeast of Cave Creek.
‘The Invisible Veteran’: An Army veteran’s personal, sometimes painful journey into the civilian world
Army veteran Kevin Kidder is sharing his deeply personal journey from military service to civilian life in a new book,…
Arizona AG says Medicaid behavioral health billing dropped 92% after fraud crackdown
Arizona AG Kris Mayes says billing through the American Indian Health Plan for behavioral health services has dropped over 90%…
He survived life on the streets; now he’s helping others beat the heat
St. Vincent de Paul in Mesa is offering heat relief as Maricopa County data shows 156 heat deaths last year,…
As data center projects continue in AZ, national poll shows wide disapproval
New national polling data shows a majority of Americans do not want to see an AI data center in their…
AG Mayes holds town hall over proposed APS rate hike
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes spoke to around 200 APS customers Tuesday night at a town hall in north Phoenix…
WATCH: 102-year-old Navy veteran draws from lessons of three wars to create art
Navy veteran Felix Fortuna still spends every day painting, using the lessons he learned through three wars and a lifetime…