Arizona News

Turning Point USA’s conference tests the movement’s resilience after founder Charlie Kirk’s assassination, led by Erika.

Pima County supervisors approve Beale Infrastructure’s Project Blue, amid concerns of public health and resource safety.

Flagstaff City Council ends its automated license plate camera program amid privacy concerns and public opposition.

Join Maricopa County Library’s Winter Reading Program, earn prizes, and connect with others while boosting literacy.

The Peebles Navajo Cactus is tracked with PIT tags to study its survival, as researchers struggle to locate these tiny plants.

Republican officials in Arizona are challenging a decision by election officer Adrian Fontes to approve a party name change.

A citizen petition urges changes to Phoenix’s ethics commission, citing inequitable complaint handling processes.

Arizona is among 20 states suing the Trump administration over a $100,000 H-1B visa fee, impacting key industries.

Grand Canyon hotels to reopen Dec. 17 after waterline break; water restrictions and fire bans remain as repairs continue.

Sen. Ruben Gallego campaigns in Miami, supporting Democrats and aiming to regain Latino support lost in previous elections.

A veteran lawmaker proposes a bill to teach intelligent design alongside evolution in schools, sparking a debate.

The U.S. Department of Education recognizes Grand Canyon University as a nonprofit, aligning with IRS and state decisions.