Arizona News

President Trump opposes mail voting, but GOP candidates in key states like Arizona face a delicate balancing act.

Rep. Paul Gosar introduces bills to nullify two Arizona national monuments, citing economic restrictions and federal overreach.

Former Flagstaff broadcaster Dave Zorn pleaded guilty to charges related to luring a minor for sexual exploitation.

Arizona prison officials aim to prevent wrongful releases after David Cramer’s early release through fake documents.

A creature in northern Arizona resembles a small rhinoceros. It’s likely a Western Hercules Beetle, a large insect.

Phoenix City Council plans to rehire Ed Zuercher as city manager, following Jeff Barton’s retirement announcement.

The state’s top Republican lawmakers are trying to halt doctors’ efforts to void abortion restrictions recently passed.

A report highlights dropping water levels at Lake Powell and Lake Mead, urging urgent action to avoid dire outcomes.

Pima County health officials offer COVID-19 vaccines at clinics amid Gov. Hobbs’ order to increase statewide access.

Gov. Hobbs and AG Mayes tackle rising energy costs. Hobbs aims to streamline infrastructure, Mayes opposes APS rate hike.

Promising cyclist Matthew Riccitello joins Decathlon CMA CGM team for 2026, aiming for Tour wins with a 47M euro budget.

Two firefighters, Brenna Kulikowski and Damon Thompson, died in a crash on State Route 260. Investigation is ongoing.