Arizona News

Arizona farmers and cities seek to join a lawsuit against AG Kris Mayes, challenging her efforts to halt groundwater use.

Better weather has slowed the Dragon Bravo Fire’s growth. Crews use drones and aircraft to increase containment.

Gov. Katie Hobbs declared a state of emergency in La Paz County after a wildfire-damaged bridge collapsed into the river.

Arizona lawmaker Analise Ortiz faces criticism for social media post on ICE activity, sparking legal debate over rights.

The Phoenix Police Department will use AI to manage non-emergency calls, reducing dispatcher stress and wait times.

U.S. Congressman Hamadeh visited Syria, discussing the return of Kayla Mueller’s body, an aid worker killed by IS.

Northern Arizona Healthcare is developing a new strategic plan, excluding a ‘medical village,’ focusing on community needs.

A male jaguar was spotted five times in southern Arizona, ending a year and a half without sightings by researchers.

A wildfire destroyed a bridge linking Cibola, Arizona to California, prompting an emergency as debris blocked the river.

A passionate hockey community thrives in Tucson’s desert, overcoming obstacles and a rink shortage to grow the sport.

A study found that Western Apache people used controlled burns to reduce wildfire risk, long before U.S. adopted the strategy.

A Tucson judge allows a case against Border Patrol agents who shot an unarmed Native American man to proceed partially.