Arizona News

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland’s tenure marked historic strides and challenges in Indigenous representation and policy.

A new campaign in Mexico, led by President Claudia Sheinbaum, offers cash for firearms to promote disarmament.

Work is wrapping up on the Horton Fire near Payson, with containment at 80%. Lane restrictions on State Route 260 lifted.

Gov. Katie Hobbs plans to address affordability, border security, and education funding in her 2025 agenda for Arizona.

As wildfires devastate Southern California, ASU supports 20,000 students from the state with resources and assistance.

Phoenix is conducting a national search for a new police chief, with a public forum for finalists set for March 2025.

Attorney General Kris Mayes seeks more funding to combat school-voucher fraud, likening it to a “whack-a-mole” effort.

Arizona fire crews are aiding in Los Angeles wildfires, with four task forces battling the 10,500-acre Eaton Fire.

Five decades ago, a young Hopi underwent a grueling initiation journey. This taught him humility and endurance.

Most of northern Arizona has seen little precipitation since November, raising wildfire concerns amidst warm weather.

Pima County gets federal aid to enhance low-income housing sustainability, focusing on heating and cooling efficiency.

The EPA plans to clean radioactive waste from Navajo Nation mines, relocating 1 million cubic yards of waste rock.