Arizona News

Former Navajo Nation President Jonathan Nez aims to flip Arizona’s GOP-leaning 2nd Congressional District.

Wildfires in Washington and Oregon devastate Colville Tribes, destroying homes, impacting health, and environment.

Tucson’s new water ordinance, fast-tracked without a public hearing, faces scrutiny for its high usage threshold.

A group of 50 physicians signed a letter condemning GOP Rep. Andy Biggs’ efforts to cut Arizona’s Medicaid program.

Flash flooding across the Navajo Nation has claimed three lives, damaged roads, and forced evacuations due to heavy rain.

Grand Canyon aims to restore South Rim water by Nov. 16. Conservation is key as efforts continue after flood damage.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport ranks third in North America for passenger satisfaction, surpassed only by Detroit and MSP.

Phoenix plans 1,900 new EV charging ports by 2030, focusing on high-mileage vehicles and community hubs to meet demand.

The Mesa City Council approved a $3 billion development for Legacy Park, creating over 13,500 jobs near the airport.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled entities destroying requested records violate law, can be held liable and pay legal fees.

Two West Valley residents challenge Sen. Janae Shamp’s residency, alleging she lives outside her elected district.

Mexico’s President Sheinbaum and Trump are negotiating the USMCA trade pact, seeking to lower tariffs amid a trade war.