Arizona News

Brad Lancaster delights in Tucson’s rare monsoon rains, advocating for rainwater harvesting amid increasing drought.

USDA inspects Sonora cattle facilities due to a deadly parasite halting Mexico livestock imports; no cases found there.

National Park Service identifies firefighter J. Hank Hester, 70, who died from cardiac emergency at Dragon Bravo Fire.

Arizona’s short-term rental market boom frustrates residents facing noise and disruption, while tourism thrives in Scottsdale.

Rep. Mariana Sandoval demands answers after Lorenzo Vargas’ death in ICE custody; calls for better medical care.

A man died after driving his vehicle over the edge of the Grand Canyon. His body was recovered 300 feet below the rim.

Community meeting conduct is on the agenda for a court hearing this Friday in a lawsuit against Maricopa County Sheriff.

The Pentagon funded projects with Chinese universities, raising concerns over military gains and tech rivalry, a report says.

The University of Phoenix plans an IPO after Idaho’s failed acquisition attempt, leading to $12M in legal fees paid.

A legal aid group is suing to block potential deportation of Honduran children, citing rights violations and ongoing litigation.

State officials are silent on how an Arizona inmate used fake documents for an early release, revealing system flaws.

A 29-year-old woman died after falling off a cliff on the Mogollon Rim. Authorities are investigating alcohol as a factor.