Arizona News

Scientists urge Congress to protect Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, vital for research and conservation.

A uranium mine near the Grand Canyon seeks approval for higher arsenic levels in groundwater, sparking scientific debate.

Researchers are exploring if bacteria in the mouth could lead to Alzheimer’s, aiming to slow its progression with trials.

Police are investigating the death of an infant found in a Flagstaff hotel room; two other children were unharmed.

Open parking spaces are hard to find in downtown Phoenix. Even with a broken meter, payments must be made via app.

Waymo’s autonomous service in Phoenix remains unaffected by a recall addressing software defects in 3,700 vehicles.

The former secretary of public security for Mexico’s Sinaloa state appeared in a U.S. court on charges of bribery.

Tucsonan Tashua Spiess discovered her passion for horse racing at UA, pivoting from veterinary hopes to a new career.

Attorney General Kris Mayes urges lawmakers to allow asset seizure before conviction, citing increased Medicaid fraud cases.

Coconino National Forest begins stage 1 fire restrictions on May 21, banning campfires and smoking in most areas.

Republican candidates for Arizona superintendent debated intensely, with accusations flying over DEI involvement and ESA purchases.

The North Rim of the Grand Canyon reopens after the Dragon Bravo Fire; expect limited services and bring your water.