Arizona News

Grand Canyon National Park enforces water conservation due to broken waterline; a new system is set for 2027 completion.

Scientists discover Akidostropheus Oligos, a tiny aquatic dinosaur, in Arizona. It lived over 220 million years ago.

Prosecutors in northern Arizona have established an integrity unit to review innocence claims for convicted individuals.

Monday marks a month since lightning ignited the Dragon Bravo near Grand Canyon’s North Rim, burning over 123,000 acres.

Arizona kids face extreme heat as school starts. Safety tips include hydration, shade, and wearing protective clothing.

The Yavapai County Sheriff arrested a man for allegedly starting a 900-acre wildfire near Prescott while driving DUI.

A new Arizona Supreme Court ruling empowers residents to challenge local projects, impacting infrastructure planning.

A disappointing jobs report showed U.S. employers added only 73,000 jobs in July, far below expectations. Drastic…

The Tucson Unified School District is reducing standardized tests, focusing on meaningful learning over endless exams.

Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego reintroduced a bill for equal career advancement for Shadow Wolves in Homeland Security.

Arizona will see $8M invested in tribal broadband as part of a telecom settlement, enhancing connectivity in rural areas.

President Nygren asserts no missing $24M in Navajo Nation funds, clarifying grant and housing contract issues.