Arizona News

Arizona DOT warns of a text scam falsely claiming unpaid toll fees. ADOT advises against clicking on links.

Funeral services were held for Arizona Congressman Raúl Grijalva, a champion of environmental protection, who died at 77.

Volunteers give haircuts to migrants at the Kino Border Initiative shelter, aiding those waiting for asylum appointments.

Dilophosaurus, made famous by “Jurassic Park,” was much larger in reality and lacked the frill and venomous spit.

Tucson city leaders plan town halls for community input on budget plans after a sales tax measure for housing fails.

Protesters in Flagstaff demand Congressman Eli Crane hold public town halls, criticizing his support for Trump policies.

Arizona lawmakers debate banning geoengineering, citing concerns over chemtrails and solar radiation management.

Snow reduces Arizona wildfire risk; remains from I-40 crash may be missing tourists; Prescott leader sentenced for fraud.

A memo from President Trump directs the Justice Department to sanction attorneys in immigration cases deemed unethical.

Arizona Senate advances stadium funding bill for Diamondbacks; Mayor Gallego still opposes due to city tax burdens.

A measure in Arizona Senate will amend a bill granting utilities protections from wildfire lawsuits, removing key provisions.

On today’s newscast: Northern Arizona remains in drought despite snow, wrong-way crash kills three, new Grand Canyon fines.