Arizona News

Gov. Katie Hobbs promotes Arizona is Home program, aiding 350+ first-time homebuyers with financial assistance.

A study links the cytomegalovirus to Alzheimer’s, suggesting a potential association that requires further research.

A federal regulator sued major banks for failing to protect consumers from Zelle fraud, claiming violation of laws.

A Tolleson man was indicted for threatening President-Elect Trump, facing up to 15 years in prison if convicted.

Maricopa County partners with ASU to tackle a 14-year life expectancy gap between south Phoenix and north Scottsdale.

Thousands of federal workers in Arizona face furloughs as Congress’s budget battle threatens a government shutdown.

On today’s newscast: A search for a missing Michigan woman at Grand Canyon, Sedona’s annexation, Navajo Nation updates.

Poet Sage Marshall, a Colorado native, finds peace and challenges in nature, shaping his journey to becoming a writer.

Navajo Nation VP Richelle Montoya seeks full report on harassment case, challenging investigation’s dismissal of claims.

Grand Canyon authorities search for missing Michigan woman last seen at Mather Point, possibly headed west.

Republican lawmakers blocked $250,000 in border security funds to Santa Cruz County after its sheriff refused to enforce a new ballot measure.

Many Arizonans rely on ALTCS for long-term care, but qualification challenges prompt calls for Gov. Hobbs to address.