Arizona News

Arizona lawmakers often exceed their session deadline. Rep. Wilmeth proposes a firm April 30 deadline to ensure adjournment.

Maria Dorie, undocumented since age 3, faces new immigration threats in Tucson, as Trump policies heighten fears.

Avelo Airlines will stop deportation flights for ICE, having faced scrutiny over its contract with the agency last spring.

Renowned community leader Louva Dahozy, the Mother of the Navajo Nation, dies at 99, leaving a lasting legacy.

A year after a Texas measles outbreak, health officials question if the U.S. will lose its measles-free status.

Arizona tribal members can now add a Native American designation to their driver’s licenses, with new ID requirements.

Saguaros face climate change challenges; extreme heat and drought threaten their survival despite short-term resilience.

Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly met with Phoenix workers facing high health care costs, stating Senate GOP unlikely to renew subsidies.

Arizona State Superintendent Tom Horne emphasizes raising teacher salaries as an “emergency” to address teacher shortages.

Navajo Nation leaders urge ICE to respect tribal IDs after a Navajo citizen’s wrongful arrest; protests follow nationwide.

The FBI has captured Alejandro Rosales Castillo, on the Top 10 Most Wanted list, in Mexico for a 2016 murder case.

Sen. Ruben Gallego criticizes ICE funding, urging focus on criminals and security, while supporting DHS oversight.