Arizona News

A Navajo veteran found a USB with sensitive data at a Farmington laundromat. The Navajo Nation Council is now involved.

Mohave County Board found significant losses at Laughlin-Bullhead Airport, aiming to take control amid financial concerns.

Southern Arizona Congressman Juan Ciscomani urges Trump administration to halt closure of a Tucson federal health facility.

Killip Elementary in Flagstaff lost its grant for free afterschool programs, impacting families relying on this support.

When the Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind closed its Tucson campus, music teacher Kate Scally Howell took action.

On October 9, 1946, a meteorite seemed to hit Grand Canyon, but it was a prank involving a clinker from a cook-stove.

Tempe Police have stopped sharing license plate data from Flock cameras amid privacy concerns and misuse incidents.

Democrats investigate Energy Fuels for insider trading tied to Bears Ears reduction. Company denies wrongdoing.

Western rivers like the San Juan and Colorado are fed by mountain streams. A study warns these streams are in trouble.

Democratic Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs selects independent John Giles as her running mate, aiming for a bipartisan appeal.

A former NAU student, Carter Eslick, pleaded guilty to hazing after a pledge died from excessive drinking at a fraternity event.

Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen reverses plan to sue for redistricting after Supreme Court ruling on April 29.