With hurricane season just around the corner, is it time to hurricane prune your palm trees? The answer might surprise you.

A Phoenix tree trimmer who was rescued from 50 feet above on May 10 has died from his injuries, his family says on GoFundMe.

This name is misleading because it may seem like it is the right thing to do for our palm trees. Fortunately, most palm species are naturally resistant to wind. Images of recent hurricanes show ...

A tree trimmer has died after getting trapped in a 50-foot palm tree he was working on Saturday morning in west Phoenix.

Phoenix Fire said the man died after becoming trapped in an overgrown palm tree near 67th Avenue and Thomas Road last ...

Palm trees were blocking her view of the property. She asked the board to trim some fronds, and then the board fined her.<a ...

Chard watched three men work on the palm tree for a while before the accident ... “I was waiting for that thing to go ‘poof’ like a roman candle,” he said. Sadly, Chard said he knew ...

It's the first observation of "sympatric" evolution: that two species evolved from a common ancestor despite no geographical separation ...

the 50-foot palm tree in his neighbor’s backyard had never been pruned. Dead fronds went all the way down the trunk, also creating a significant fire hazard. “I was waiting for that thing to go ‘poof’ ...