Tohono O'odham weigh legal options after U.S. court denies bid to stop wall construction on land
Roughly 62 miles of the tribal nationโs 2.8 million acre boundary are along the Arizona-Mexico border, and the federal government hasnโt tried tโฆ
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Roughly 62 miles of the tribal nationโs 2.8 million acre boundary are along the Arizona-Mexico border, and the federal government hasnโt tried tโฆ
A measure proposing major reforms to the Empowerment Scholarship Account program will no longer go to voters after missing the mark on signatureโฆ
Mayes first filed a lawsuit against the park last year. She said management didnโt tell residents about a faulty electrical system, which led toโฆ
Lately, the Gila River Indian Community โ south of Phoenix โ has been grappling with teen gang violence. And thatโs something Michael Angstead hโฆ
Mexican authorities have arrested a former Mexican governor accused of concealing evidence related to the case of 43 students who went missing iโฆ
An Arizona woman who used fake court documents to secure her fatherโs early release from prison last year has been arrested in Texas for forgingโฆ
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes certified the stateโs primary election results on Thursday.
Residents were unanimous in their call for a ban on data centers, but city staff say that would likely be prohibited under state law.
The indictments against five alleged Jalisco New Generation Cartel members come as the U.S. State Department offers more than $100 million worthโฆ
A judge in Yavapai County has sentenced the former director of a housing charity to about 63 years in prison for white collar crime.
Maddie French โ aka the Bug Girl โ just graduated from the University of Arizona with a degree in illustration and launched the Bugafier, a walkโฆ
Childcare is notoriously expensive. The market value in our state is $10,764 a year. Thatโs nearly as much as a year of in-state tuition at ASU.
YouTuber Peter Santenello has traveled to 85 countries and lived in five of them. But, for his first book, he turned his lens on his own country.
Fernando Hurtado, a former TV journalist at NBC and Telemundo, was researching a story about something called โMiami English," when he ran acrosโฆ