Judge Allows Suit Against Border Patrol in Fatal Shooting to Proceed
August 8, 2025
A Tucson judge allows a case against Border Patrol agents who shot an unarmed Native American man to proceed partially.
A Tucson judge allows a case against Border Patrol agents who shot an unarmed Native American man to proceed partially.
Arizona Democrats criticize APS for abandoning its clean energy goal by 2050, prompting backlash from various groups.
Coconino County has imposed stage 2 fire restrictions in parts of Kaibab National Forest, banning campfires and more.
Mylie Biggs, daughter of Congressman Andy Biggs, is running for Arizona Senate despite believing women shouldn’t hold office.
A new pipeline will deliver natural gas from West Texas to Arizona utilities by 2029, amid rising energy demand.
Managers have declared a portion of the Dragon Bravo Fire contained at 29%, with efforts ongoing to control it.
The Navajo Nation Council removed Attorney General Heather Clah just two weeks post-confirmation; reasons unspecified.
Kyrene de la Sierra school closed due to high VOC levels. Students taking online classes, relocation planned soon.
Kaibab National Forest will reopen areas closed by fires, but some roads remain shut. Stage 2 fire restrictions in place.
The Prescott City Council rejected a proposal to replace historic structures with a hotel on Whiskey Row.
The Arizona Game and Fish Department is investigating the poaching of over seven animals near Big Lake last month.
Gov. Katie Hobbs introduces a state-issued discount card for drugs, offering savings without costs or data selling.
