Pinal County Board Accuses Attorney of Conflict Amid Legal Dispute
April 24, 2026
The Pinal County Board accuses Attorney Brad Miller of conflicts, escalating a legal battle over immigration enforcement.
The Pinal County Board accuses Attorney Brad Miller of conflicts, escalating a legal battle over immigration enforcement.
A new wave of U.S. Treasury sanctions targets 23 individuals and entities linked to the Sinaloa cartel, blocking assets.
A rare tornado outbreak in 2010 hit Arizona, with meteorologist Brian Klimowski directly involved in the forecast.
Navajo Nation Council Speaker Crystalyne Curley is running for tribal president, challenging incumbent Buu Nygren.
Educators at McKinley STEAM Academy use “brain breaks” and engaging activities to tackle declining attention spans.
A conference in Phoenix focuses on innovation in women’s health, addressing gaps in research and promoting FemTech.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos faces scrutiny over his handling of investigations, no confidence vote, and ACLU lawsuit.
Officials in Coconino County issued a boil-water advisory for Doney Park after APS shut off power due to wildfire risk.
The Bear Jaw Interagency Fire and Fuels Crew, Arizona’s last locally managed wildland team, has disbanded, raising concerns.
Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly backs bipartisan immigration reform with the Dignity Act, aiding DREAMers and tightening laws.
Arizona’s largest utility cut power in Flagstaff for wildfire risk, affecting families with medically reliant newborns.
Arizona Public Service to shut off power for 6,000 Flagstaff area customers due to high winds and wildfire risk.
