
Arizona Wildcats Reach Final Four After 25 Years, Defeat Purdue
Arizona returns to the Final Four after 25 years, with standout performances from freshman Koa Peat and veteran Jaden Bradley.

Arizona returns to the Final Four after 25 years, with standout performances from freshman Koa Peat and veteran Jaden Bradley.

Thousands gathered along Route 66 in front of Flagstaff City Hall for the nationwide No Kings protests on March 28.

Organizers predict No Kings rallies against President Trump’s administration could be one of the largest protests in U.S. history.

A new caucus led by Congresswoman Grijalva aims to tackle pollution issues, collaborating with advocates and experts.

A grand jury indicted a former NAU student for felony hazing in a pledge’s death. The incident led to a fraternity’s closure.

The SkyFire Film Festival features “Beer Saves the World,” a film on microbrewers using Kernza for sustainable beer.

Flagstaff officials announce a new portal for reporting ICE interactions and policies on city facility usage by the federal government.

Scott Thybony explores a 1,500-year-old ruin in the Lukachukai Mountains, revealing ancient rock art handprints.

Khloe Watson-Barrett, 16, dreams of being a lawyer but is anxious about college admissions. Her school is testing AI to assist.

State lawmakers aim to block banks from serving undocumented immigrants, sparking debates on economic impact and profiling.

Students compete in the “Olympics of collegiate mining” at UA’s San Xavier Lab, showcasing retro techniques like mucking.

The Navajo Nation Council opposes the SAVE America Act, citing barriers for elders lacking birth documentation.