Arizona News

Arizona AG Kris Mayes criticizes Trump for relocating DEA agents, impacting fentanyl fight; demands their return.

Northern Arizona University officials issued an “all clear” after a reported gun threat at Cline Library was deemed a hoax.

A pilot program in Tucson will launch an outdoor facility offering temporary sleeping space for the homeless.

Arizona’s Water Infrastructure Finance Authority evaluates proposals to increase water supply amid funding debates.

The Trump administration plans to review documents of all 55 million foreign citizens with U.S. visas for continuous vetting.

Democratic candidate Adelita Grijalva and Republican Daniel Butierez debate for Arizona’s 7th Congressional District.

Federal officials recall more frozen shrimp due to radioactive contamination, advising against consumption due to health risks.

The Arizona Free Enterprise Club filed a civil complaint against ASU for allegedly interfering in the 2022 governor’s race.

Environmental groups warn of a crisis at Glen Canyon Dam, as Lake Powell’s levels threaten hydropower generation.

In Arizona, the Colorado River Indian Tribes aim to grant legal personhood to the river, reflecting deep cultural ties.

Flagstaff residents urge city to end automated camera program, citing privacy invasion concerns and potential misuse.

Kyrene Elementary closed longer for roof work and air quality checks. Students will continue learning elsewhere.