
Arizona AG Challenges Navajo County Recorder’s Eligibility for Office
Arizona AG Kris Mayes challenges Navajo County Recorder David Marshall’s appointment, citing constitutional ineligibility.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes challenges Navajo County Recorder David Marshall’s appointment, citing constitutional ineligibility.
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Democratic candidates for Arizona superintendent debated education policies, focusing on voucher oversight and rural school needs.

NAU officials report no imminent threat after bomb threat near Ardrey Auditorium; area remains evacuated for safety.

The only person charged in the 2021 disappearance of Navajo elder Ella Mae Begay has been sentenced to five years in prison.

Republican Rep. David Schweikert proposes selling Arizona’s public lands, backed by donors like Koch Industries, sparking conservation concerns.

Arizona Public Service’s parent company saw above-average first-quarter sales growth, driven by a heat wave and industry expansion.

The Trump administration has launched Moms.gov, a hub for expectant mothers, recommending centers without abortion services.

Coal miners on the Navajo Nation face barriers in obtaining federal disability benefits for black lung disease.

Around half of central Arizona’s water comes from snowpack. Cloud seeding was tested in 1995 but showed limited results.

U.S. Sens. Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego urge Congress to reform immigration laws to protect Dreamers like Annie Ramos.

The Arizona Senate approved a measure to ban union activities in schools and stop unions from deducting dues from paychecks.

The Interior Department is repealing a rule that prioritized conservation, shifting focus to energy and resource use.