Arizona News

Noah Fifita and Arizona’s defense capped a turnaround season, defeating Arizona State 23-7, spoiling their title hopes.

Arizona’s child fatality rate fell in 2024, but vaccine-preventable disease deaths increased, per a new state report.

A Scottsdale school board member’s party was shut down by police due to uninvited teens; calls for resignation arise.

Phoenix is among 10 FBI Field Offices assigned extra agents to address violent crime against indigenous people.

Arizona Congressman Juan Ciscomani and Nevada Congresswoman Susie Lee are co-sponsoring a bill to extend water recycling funding.

The National Park Service will charge international tourists $100 more for entry, excluding them from fee-free days.

Gov. Katie Hobbs aims to align Arizona’s tax cuts with federal ones for middle-class families, sparking GOP criticism.

Discover the history of Fred Harvey’s dining empire and its connection to Chino Valley’s farm, now a future state park.

The Mesa Police arrested Martin Hernandez, a Valley activist, sparking protests over his documentation of immigration activities.

Musicians performed near the border in San Rafael Valley, highlighting environmental and cultural challenges facing the area.

Federal workers at the Grand Canyon enjoy free meals amid financial struggles from shutdowns and natural disasters.

Maricopa County sees over 6,000 mosquito bite complaints, up from 1,000 last year, due to recent rains, officials say.