Five artists and artist teams have created six new works of public art for the Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport’s PHX SkyTrain stations and connector bridges. The large-scale works include terrazzo floors, glass murals and a sculptural ceiling installation.

The public got its first opportunity Monday to travel on an automated inter-terminal train at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Phoenix Mayor Greg Stanton and Aviation Director Danny Murphy announced that the PHX Sky Train will open to the public April 8 at noon.

Here’s a unique opportunity for those without remote control toys: Head out to the 1/8 Air Force model airplane club event and fly someone else’s.

Charles William Roloff, 97, of Phoenix passed away on March 6. He was born May 10, 1915, in Brooklyn, N.Y. He was preceded in death by his wife of 64 years, Renee B. Roloff, on Nov. 17, 2004.

Police in Arizona remain free to use drones -- assuming they have them -- to spy on people.

Herb Zinn will be speaking at the 17th Annual Greater Southwest Aviation Maintenance Technician Symposium at the Williams Campus this week.

You may soon spot something other than hawks and vultures in the sky near the Superstition Mountains.

OK, the big question for most of us — employees excepted — is how will the merger between US Airways and American Airlines affect the price of a ticket?

Chandler-Gilbert Community College invites the community to enjoy an evening of indulgence at the Third Annual Champagne, Chocolate & All That Jazz event this Friday, Feb. 8.

Dedicated to helping students learn, longtime Ahwatukee Foothills resident and Arizona State University professor Dr. Mary Niemczyk hopes the release of her second book will gain the attention of students Valleywide.

The Mountain Pointe-Desert Vista boys basketball game will be played at US Airways Arena on Jan. 31.

Phoenix’s award-winning Sister Cities program is looking to expand and create more economic opportunities for the city.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport’s Deborah Ostreicher, deputy aviation director for public relations, is the recipient of the Greater Phoenix Chamber of Commerce’s 2012 ATHENA Public Sector Award. The ATHENA Awards recognize women in the public and private sectors for their professional accomplishments, strong commitment to the community, and mentorship of women.

Two planes collided south of Chandler Friday afternoon.

The area’s growing reliever airport is no longer just the place Midwesterners fly into to escape frigid winters.

Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport will close its north runway between Friday, Aug. 3 at 11 p.m. and Monday, Aug. 6 at 6:00 a.m. for maintenance work. Delays of approximately 25 minutes are possible during peak times. Sky Harbor will utilize its two runways on the south side of the airport for arrivals and departures.

Parents will find few states that offer families as many schooling options as Arizona does. A longtime leader in the national school choice movement, Arizona has an education marketplace with a school for just about any income, interest or situation. And nowhere in the state do options abound like they do in the East Valley.

The wonderful thing about discovering an author you enjoy who writes a series is the anticipation of the next book ... just knowing that as you turn the last page there is another good book on the horizon. And if you discover them after the series has been around a while, you can eagerly go from one book to the next with the characters you have come to love.

A fatal crash on Interstate 10 involving nine vehicles early Thursday left a 21-year-old man dead, authorities said.

The State Transportation Board formally approved an annual plan that outlines transportation projects over the next five years across Arizona.

The State Transportation Board formally approved an annual plan that outlines transportation projects over the next five years across Arizona.