Arizona News

A court case over legal aid for immigrant children focuses on withheld funds and demands for sensitive client data.

Forest crews thin over 600 acres near Flagstaff to prevent wildfires. Specialized logging removes potential fuel.

A California woman was sentenced after admitting to selling $92,000 in counterfeit Native American jewelry online.

On the Navajo Nation, coal isn’t just a holiday threat; it’s a crucial resource for warmth, delivered by NTEC trucks.

Attorneys for immigrant children are in court to demand $65 million owed by the government for legal aid work.

Gov. Katie Hobbs selects former Mesa Mayor John Giles, a Republican-turned-independent, as her running mate.

Water restrictions are in place on the South Rim of Grand Canyon due to a break in the Transcanyon Waterline.

This Sunday broke temperature records statewide, with APS customers setting a new peak demand of 9,164 megawatts.

Large grazing animals need space; housing developments can impede their movement, triggering habitat loss and avoidance.

The DACA program, now 14 years old, faces challenges as recipients deal with delays and ICE targeting in Tucson.

The new federal framework for Colorado River management raises concerns about tribal water rights and potential cuts.

A former Prescott officer was sentenced to seven years for the 2024 manslaughter of an unarmed man, Daniel Leslie.