Arizona News

Charlie Kirk, a Chicago native, expanded Turning Point USA from Arizona into a national conservative movement.

An advisory panel limited COVID-19 vaccine access, but Arizona issued an order to ensure availability for residents.

Arizona regulators begin repealing energy efficiency rules, sparking concerns over rising electricity costs and demand.

The cost of holding Charlie Kirk’s memorial at State Farm Stadium remains unknown, with confidentiality on contracts.

The U.S. citizenship test is being updated, expanding to 20 questions from 128 options. Changes affect applicants soon.

The Arizona Corporation Commission approved extending the deadline for a new gas power plant near Gila Bend.

President Trump opposes mail voting, but GOP candidates in key states like Arizona face a delicate balancing act.

Rep. Paul Gosar introduces bills to nullify two Arizona national monuments, citing economic restrictions and federal overreach.

Former Flagstaff broadcaster Dave Zorn pleaded guilty to charges related to luring a minor for sexual exploitation.

Arizona prison officials aim to prevent wrongful releases after David Cramer’s early release through fake documents.

A creature in northern Arizona resembles a small rhinoceros. It’s likely a Western Hercules Beetle, a large insect.

Phoenix City Council plans to rehire Ed Zuercher as city manager, following Jeff Barton’s retirement announcement.