admin Trump’s $1.8B fund sparks gold rush among pardoned Capitol attackers
A former Jan. 6 rioter and attorney is offering to help others seek payouts from Trump’s $1.8B fund, despite legal…
WHO chief visits Congo Ebola epicenter as cases surge
WHO chief visits Ebola epicenter in Bunia as rare Bundibugyo strain spreads rapidly; 906 suspected cases, 223 deaths reported in…
White House mulls pulling CBP officers from airports in sanctuary cities
The Department of Homeland Security is considering removing Customs and Border Protection officers from international airports in jurisdictions it labels…
Nearly 90 days in and Iran conflict has yielded few benefits, analyst says
Parsi says the U.S. gained little from its war with Iran, urging a peace deal that could reshape regional security…
WATCH: How Mesa’s LEGO convention showcases art, play and STEM education for all
This weekend in Mesa, massive LEGO cities, trains, towering skyscrapers, and intricate robots won’t just spark amazement; they’ll help inspire…
Iowa man received survivor benefits as a teen, now the government wants it back
A Treynor man received Social Security survivor benefits as a teenager after losing his dad. Now, 30 years later, the…
Let’s Toast, known for its Korean sandwiches at Uptown Farmers Market, opens its first shop in Phoenix
A husband-wife duo known for Korean BBQ breakfast sandwiches at Uptown Farmers Market opens their first Phoenix shop, sharing Korean…
San Carlos Apache Tribe hires forensic accounting firm to review funeral assistance program
The San Carlos Apache Tribe has hired a forensic accounting firm to review its Funeral Assistance Program.
WATCH: Chandler student athlete makes school history
This week, Robby Hirsch officially signed, becoming the first baseball player at the school to commit to playing Division 1…
Golden Knights fans still fired up after NHL Western Conference Finals sweep
Golden Knights fans reminisce on Tuesday night's Game 4 win over the Colorado Avalanche to advance to the Stanley Cup…