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A parent who says her son was violently restrained by a school official in April spoke to school officials about the lingering trauma of the incident.

The violations included a bucket of pickled vegetables covered in a thick layer of mold and an open can of coconut milk with a thick layer of slime.

Starting on Sept. 12, people will have a chance to join Phoenix's waitlist for housing vouchers for the first time since 2016.

Sean Peña blames Phoenix and prosecutors for pressing charges with what he said was no evidence, and the Rev. Jarrett Maupin for amplifying the story.

The new headquarters building was approved in 2020, but that will only take up a portion of the land Axon bought.

The pandemic put a spotlight on the barriers to getting mental health care -- in Arizona, that could mean waiting lists and high out-of-pocket costs.

The Adult Detention Center Blue Ribbon Commission will prepare a draft of its initial findings for the public and present it to the Board of Supervisors.

The Arizona Court of Appeals has decided that Proposition 480 will remain on Flagstaff's November ballot.

Security footage from Vista Del Sur Accelerated Academy in Laveen shows an April 25 incident involving a teacher "violently" restraining a fifth-grade student.

Valley residents could see some rain Wednesday as a storm moving west from the Gulf of Mexico is expected to reach the Phoenix area in the evening.