
Polygamous sect leader Samuel Bateman sentenced to additional 24 years
A polygamous sect leader was sentenced to 24 more years for child abuse, adding to his 50-year federal sentence.

A polygamous sect leader was sentenced to 24 more years for child abuse, adding to his 50-year federal sentence.

Monsoon rains color the Colorado Plateau with sunflowers, asters, and penstemons, showcasing pollination ecology.

A legal watchdog filed complaints against Jeanine Pirro, accusing her of abusing power in politically driven cases.

House Democrats are investigating a uranium company for insider trading related to Bears Ears National Monument.

Nevada sues the federal government over a new Colorado River plan, arguing it unfairly burdens Lower Basin states.
Dolly Parton, iconic singer and philanthropist, passed away at 80. Her legendary career and generosity will be missed.

Arizona voters can still vote by mail after a Supreme Court decision. Fontes urges using trusted sources for info.

Officials tested new cattle inspection protocols as nearly 700 animals crossed the U.S.-Mexico border into Arizona.

Nevada sues the federal government over a new Colorado River water-sharing plan, claiming unfair burdens on the state.

The Hualapai Tribe opposes data centers due to water shortages and environmental impacts, echoing nationwide backlash.

Two Phoenix officers were fired and arrested for assaulting and using a Taser on a man and woman during a traffic stop.

The Eric Marcus Municipal Airport in Ajo receives federal grants for essential upgrades, improving safety and potential.