Hillcrest Prep in Phoenix helped produce the top two picks in the 2018 NBA draft and has already spawned a Scottsdale competitor. Is the Valley’s first “basketball factory” a slam-dunk for hoops prodigies, or an academic foul-out waiting to happen?
A new ASU study finds the suicide rate of Arizona seniors is rising among men. Is it a crisis to be solved, or an increasingly accepted “pre-emptive” choice?
The story of how Phoenix became an unlikely hotbed of Galápagos tortoise breeding, thanks to one dedicated matchmaker.
Metro Phoenix is getting more expensive for homebuyers.
Spring training brings big bucks – and big competition – to Valley resorts.
Desert Botanical Garden, celebrating its 80th anniversary in February, has a life story kind of like a cactus: hardscrabble persistence punctuated by blooms of colorful characters.
H-2B visas are becoming more difficult to obtain, but that isn’t stopping construction companies in the Valley.
KNIX’s 50 years of broadcasting country music as one of the nation’s top stations has been one wild hayride
A new federal act, the Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief and Consumer Protection Act, could make it easier to protect Valley kids from identity theft.
Phoenix entrepreneur Gordon Newton wrote the book on timeshare exits – literally.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich answers 7 Questions.
Booming business means more Valley companies are utilizing coworking spaces to grow in new directions.
Experts say vocational programs at Arizona public schools are under-realized at best, exploitative at worst. And they’re letting down students with disabilities.
An Arizona lawsuit might change the way Social Security treats same-sex couples.
