Arizona News

State Senate President Warren Petersen accused Arizona officials of obstructing the Trump administration’s probe.

Steve Ramirez, a professor at Boston University, explores memory manipulation to improve brain health and treat disorders.

Hikers at Sandy’s Canyon Trailhead celebrate Arizona Public Lands Day and highlight benefits of federal land management.

Buu Nygren seeks a second term as Navajo Nation president with “Keep Moving Forward” despite facing scrutiny and calls for ousting.

City leaders in Tucson will discuss amending the city code to limit data centers’ operations, focusing on water use.

A Phoenix Republican lawmaker proposes dividing the I-11 project to expedite construction, but faces opposition.

Rising electricity costs and data center issues are making utility board elections in Arizona and Alabama highly contested.

Phoenix’s hydrogen bus, once a symbol of zero-emission ambition, sits idle due to lack of fuel infrastructure.

This week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard a case that could impact birthright citizenship, involving Native Americans.

A bill in Arizona Legislature requires schools to allow off-campus religious courses, sparking debate about its impact.

The Mass Deportation Coalition’s playbook focuses on worksite enforcement, aiming to hold employers accountable.

The measles outbreak on the Arizona-Utah border has surpassed 500 cases, with low MMR vaccination rates in Mohave County.