Arizona News

Thousands protested in Phoenix against Trump’s military parade, part of a national “No Kings” day rejecting authoritarianism.

Arizona House Republicans passed a budget package late Friday, but Gov. Hobbs has vowed not to sign it, citing ongoing negotiations.

Senators added a provision to a tax bill to expand the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, aiding more victims of nuclear tests.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit against a policy allowing Arizona utility companies to seek yearly rate increases, bypassing traditional cases.

Medicaid cuts passed by House Republicans could reduce healthcare access in rural Arizona and tribal lands, warns Gov. Hobbs.

President Trump and Mexico’s president may meet at the G7 summit in Canada to discuss tariffs and border issues.

President Trump orders consolidation of wildland firefighting, drawing criticism for potential cost and increased risks.

Local agencies are using AI-powered cameras to enhance wildfire response. Arizona Public Service to install 30 by month-end.

Republican lawmakers aim to bar in-state tuition for those not legally present, challenging a voter-approved measure.

Extreme heat warning in northern Arizona: Grand Canyon areas below 4,000 ft could see dangerous temps this weekend.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum met with U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Christopher Landau to discuss immigration.

KUYI Hopi Public Radio faces funding cuts threatening its role as a vital news and cultural resource for the Hopi community.