Arizona News

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes sues Optum and Express Scripts, alleging their role in fueling state’s opioid crisis.

Honeywell Aerospace and Phoenix collaborate to test collision avoidance tech for ground vehicles at local airports.

Tennessee’s prison chief Frank Strada, involved in botched executions, faces scrutiny as Gov. Lee pauses executions.

Arizona’s new plan taps into an underground water savings account to address Colorado River cutbacks and shortages.

The race for secretary of state may hinge on who voters trust to protect voting rights, focusing on mail-in voting.

A former NAU fraternity leader receives jail time and probation for the hazing death of an 18-year-old pledge.

New Colorado River rules start Thursday, but Arizona’s water cuts are set for 2027. Arizona, California, and Nevada are negotiating.

A Navajo Nation community rejected a proposed copper mine, stalling the project due to environmental and health concerns.

The Arizona Supreme Court reports a cyberattack exposed sensitive data of 1.3 million people with unpaid court debts.

Gov. Katie Hobbs uses $16.5M in leftover COVID funds to restore university cuts, prioritizing education funding.

Kelly Hedberg teaches hydroponic farming in Tempe, offering soil-free methods for growing food indoors year-round.

Recent research reveals how a lake in the Bidahochi Basin contributed to the formation of the Grand Canyon 6.6 million years ago.