Arizona News

The Trump administration releases billions in school grants after a freeze, following lawsuits and congressional pressure.

The Grand Canyon Lodge was destroyed by the Drago Bravo Fire. Despite the devastation, hope remains amidst the ruins.

Highway 89A in northern Arizona reopens after wildfires; State Route 67 remains closed as crews continue efforts.

Grand Canyon’s North Rim evacuated due to fires. Donations are needed, but storage is tight. Coordinate via local groups.

The first Turquoise Alert by Arizona DPS helped find a missing girl from Hawaii, expanding alerts for those under 65.

Concho, Ariz., a tiny village in the high desert, is thrust into a Catholic Church controversy involving a lay group.

Containment lines hold despite spot fires on the Dragon Bravo Fire at Grand Canyon’s North Rim; closures remain in effect.

A man was sentenced to five years in prison for stealing $250,000 in artwork from a Scottsdale gallery, including Picassos.

School is in session in the Valley and athletes are training in the heat. A doctor advises on staying safe and healthy.

Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez will run for Congress again in Arizona’s 2nd Congressional District in 2026.

The Feather Atlas helps identify bird species from feathers, aiding in wildlife protection and educational purposes.

President Trump nominated a Navajo, William “Billy” Kirkland III, for assistant secretary for Indian Affairs.