Arizona News

Earth just had its second-warmest November, making it likely 2024 will be the hottest year ever, per Copernicus.

Crews to begin prescribed burns near North Rim, improving forest health and reducing fire risk; visible smoke likely.

Sarah Brightman, renowned for her crossover artistry, brings her “Christmas Symphony” to Arizona Financial Theater.

On today’s newscast: Sedona plans to relocate its unhoused, an inmate is on the run, and tribes urge Biden on monuments.

Theodore Roosevelt used the Antiquities Act in 1906 to designate Devils Tower, sparking a legacy of conservation.

Five Phoenix schools will close due to declining enrollment and budget shortfalls; 5,000 students will be relocated.

Roller skating is gaining popularity again, fueled by social media and nostalgia, with businesses thriving post-pandemic.

Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis is optimistic about the Trump administration’s handling of water issues in the West and Congress’s support.

Arizona’s in-state tuition for undocumented students faces potential federal loan cuts under a Trump-aligned policy plan.

U-Haul’s headquarters will move to the tallest building in midtown Phoenix, housing 1,600 employees in 25 floors.

Grand Canyon National Park enforces water restrictions on the South Rim due to a Transcanyon Waterline break.