Arizona Supreme Court Launches Program for Vulnerable Populations
January 6, 2025
The Arizona Supreme Court launches a program to expand legal aid for vulnerable groups through trained non-lawyers.
The Arizona Supreme Court launches a program to expand legal aid for vulnerable groups through trained non-lawyers.
Maricopa County Board plans a new election audit differing from the flawed 2020 review, aiming for improved processes.
The self-help guru convicted in the 2009 Sedona deaths died suddenly at 67; he served two years for negligent homicide.
The average monthly rent in Flagstaff rose less than 1% last year, a slowdown from previous double-digit increases.
Researchers from the University of Arizona study complications in Parkinson’s, challenging motor cortex involvement.
The weather in Tucson will stay cool, with the possibility of snow appearing later this week. HTML tags updated.
Nogales is upgrading its wastewater plant after 15 years, with a $40M project to improve water quality and infrastructure.
Two Homeland Security agents face charges after allegedly selling seized bath salts as drugs, totaling $300,000.
Opponents of Nevada’s largest lithium mine demand an investigation into groundwater level drops threatening a rare snail.
Mexico’s President Sheinbaum opposes Trump’s deportation plan, emphasizing collaboration with the U.S. on migrants.
U.S. Senator Ruben Gallego, first Latino to represent Arizona in Senate, joins committees, plans bipartisan work.
Newly elected Sen. Ruben Gallego is ready to support deporting certain illegal immigrants but awaits Trump’s plans.
