Phoenix Council to Vote on $1.2M Settlement in Police Shooting Case
October 14, 2025
The Phoenix City Council will vote on a $1.2M settlement for Henry Rivera’s wrongful death, linked to a 2019 incident.
The Phoenix City Council will vote on a $1.2M settlement for Henry Rivera’s wrongful death, linked to a 2019 incident.
Tucson will host a Mexican major league baseball team, but visa issues are delaying the start of their season.
Arizona Congressman David Schweikert is leaving Congress to run for governor, citing budget deal issues and a desire to address economic challenges.
Navajo Nation’s leadership feud intensifies as President Nygren attempts to fire the controller, sparking legal battles.
A Mexican bank sanctioned by the Trump administration is liquidating after losing its license for cartel ties.
Surprise City Council opposes rezoning for a BNSF rail hub, citing risks to infrastructure and public safety concerns.
The University of Arizona and Sunshine Biopharma collaborate on a PLpro protease inhibitor to combat coronavirus.
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren’s attempt to fire the tribe’s controller was deemed unlawful, sparking a legal battle.
A federal judge has paused a lawsuit over a new Arizona border wall segment due to the government shutdown.
Economists report that 90% of Arizonans are cutting back on spending, with the top 10% driving most of the economy.
Arizona congressmen propose a bill to expedite reconstruction at Grand Canyon’s North Rim after Dragon Bravo Fire.
