Phoenix flag store says it’s selling out of Ukrainian flags as community shows support
While the American and Arizona flags tend to be the most popular, it’s all yellow and blue this…
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ADHS now updates COVID dashboards weekly, releases information on boosters
The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) began to update their COVID-19 Data Dashboard weekly instead of daily on Wednesday and shared some…
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Sinema, Collins bipartisan bill helps asylum seekers find employment
The legislation, Asylum Seeker Work Authorization Act, is for migrants who apply for asylum with verified identities and have no faults in federal…
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Federal funding authorized for wildfire recovery in Arizona
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has agreed to provide $12.8 million in emergency funding to help parts of Arizona recover from three major…
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Rural Metro responds to fire in Somerton
Rural Metro Fire responded to a fire in Somerton on…
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Kelly, Sinema push for state program funding, receive $12.8 million for Wildfire Disaster Recovery
Arizona senators Mark Kelly and Krysten Sinema (both D-AZ) disclosed how the U.S. Department of Agriculture will fund $12.8 million in disaster…
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Tucson man accused in beating death of his 83-year-old mom
Authorities say a Tucson man is accused of second-degree murder in the beating death of his 83-year-old…
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Multiple measures hit the courts in the battle over voting laws in Arizona
The Republican-controlled House has joined the GOP-led state Senate in approving a measure that will ask voters in November to drastically boost…
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Home Grown: Gov. Ducey looks to bring $1 billion in water restoration funding
In today’s Home Grown, Gov. Doug Ducey has outlined a plan to bring more water resources to Arizona’s decreasing water…
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Gunman in deadly standoff didn’t want to return to prison
Authorities say in police reports that a man who killed his ex-girlfriend and shot five Phoenix officers two weeks ago had told his sister in phone…
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City of San Luis to hold in-person meetings again
The City of San Luis says it will return to in-person meetings starting on March 2, 2022 due to the decrease of COVID-19 cases in the…
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Phoenix police identify 3 homicide victims found in a lot
Police have released the names of three people found dead in a vacant lot in south…
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Grand Canyon to raise fee for overnight backcountry camping
The cost of backcountry camping overnight in Grand Canyon National Park will go up this…
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Gov. Ducey proposes Arizona Water Authority, plans to secure water for 100 years
Gov. Doug Ducey with the aid of a top leader in the state Legislature developed a plan to raise Arizona’s drawn water…
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Arizona health agency reduces frequency of pandemic updates
Arizona’s public health agency provided its last planned daily update of the state’s coronavirus dashboard of pandemic data on…
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Arizona high court will let judge decide Prop 208 case
The Arizona Supreme Court on Friday rejected a request from Republican lawmakers who asked it to bypass a lower court judge and immediately rule that…
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Locals react to proposed law regarding citizen police recordings
Over the past few years, citizen police recordings have brought both justice and controversy, and soon, the laws in Arizona regarding those…
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Arizona Starbucks to attempt vote on union for 2nd time
Employees at a Starbucks in suburban Phoenix are expected to move forward with a vote on whether to unionize, amplifying the growing interest in…
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Judge declines Hobbs request to block AG threats
An Arizona judge this week declined Secretary of State Katie Hobbs’s request for an order blocking Attorney General Mark Brnovich from prosecuting…
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More than half of abortions done with pill, Arizona bill to ban pills fails
More than half of U.S. abortions in 2020 were conducted using medication, which is the first time medicine-induced abortions have crossed that…
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