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No students were hurt when a school bus went up in flames late Thursday night along Interstate 17, south of Camp Verde.

September 11, 2023 marks the 22nd anniversary of a dark chapter in American history, and for one Phoenix area woman, she says a career change she embarked on may have saved her life on that fateful day.

We're taking a behind the scenes look at ASU's date grove where many different and rare varietals grow. "You need a long hot summer and a lot of elbow geese to grow dates."

Many cities have struggled post-pandemic. And, with talk of a looming recession, it's not always easy. But, Tempe is booming. Why?

It has been about two years since the world witnessed the collapse of the Afghan government after the U.S. withdrew from the war-torn nation. Chaos from those days aside, some Americans, including some in Arizona, have worked to help a number of young Afghan women get out of the country, and start a new life.

A small plane landed on I-17 near Sunset Point on Wednesday night, ADOT says. ADOT says the occupant in the plane is safe and no lanes are blocked.

For family members, a loved one suffering from dementia could be an extremely difficult situation, but there is a new technology on the horizon that could offer some help in sparking memories for those with the medical condition.

Tonight's top stories include a report of a "historic" human skull being found among donations at an Arizona Goodwill. Another trending story is a report of a teen dying after taking part in the viral "One Chip" challenge.

"After speaking with the Medical Examiner's Office, preliminarily, it appears this human skull is historic and has no forensic significance, meaning there appears to be no associated crime," Goodyear Police said.

Police say at around 6 a.m., the driver struck and seriously wounded a pedestrian walking near 36th Drive and Aire Libre Avenue, which is just south of Bell Road.