Arizona News

A bipartisan bill to make public records free advanced, benefiting only lawmakers, amid concerns over school expenses.

Ongoing conflict in the Middle East puts Iran’s FIFA World Cup participation and training at Tucson’s Kino Sports Complex in doubt.

The National Weather Service predicts “near normal” fire danger in northern Arizona, with spring weather being crucial.

Major changes may come for the Mexican gray wolf reintroduction project as the wild population nears recovery goals.

Mesa receives $500K in federal funds to invest in gunshot detection tech, enhancing public safety and response times.

Interest in nuclear energy grows with AI-driven demand, but Arizona utilities hesitate to lead in new plant construction.

Rex Lee Jim, a Navajo poet, author, and former Vice President, discusses translating Diné concepts into English.

Raul Piña, an Air Force veteran, now carries his passport daily in Arizona due to increased immigration enforcement.

Holly Bailey-Hofmann revamped her English 101 class to focus on climate change, integrating it into the curriculum.

Mesa Public Schools will cut 50 positions in May due to declining enrollment affecting funding and staffing levels.

Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader, was killed in an attack by Israel and the U.S., raising fears of prolonged conflict.

Arizona lawmakers react to U.S. and Israel’s attack on Iran, criticizing Trump’s military action without Congress.