Cyber security consultants fight Arizona audit public records demands
Two Maricopa County judges are growing increasingly frustrated that a cybersecurity consultant working for the Arizona Senate has not provided…
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Arizona Public Service rates decrease after regulators give final approval
The Arizona Public Service (APS) wanted to raise customer rates but the Arizona Corporation Commission has given final approval to reduce base rates…
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Tucson to raise minimum wage to $15 by 2025
An Election Day ballot measure to gradually increase Tuscon’s minimum wage has been overwhelmingly approved, with the city to reach $15 an hour by…
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Arizona Senators urge administration to release drought relief for state
On November 3, Arizona Senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema released a letter urging a quick release of drought relief and for more funds to be…
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Arizona Representative welcomes court decision to keep schools and workers safe
On November 3, Representative Raúl M. Grijalva released a statement regarding the Arizona Supreme Court’s decision on the Arizona Legislature’s…
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School Choice Pioneer endorses Lacy Cooper for Attorney General
On November 3, Lacy Cooper, an upcoming candidate for Attorney General, has announced that she has been endorsed by Lisa Graham Keegan, a leading…
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U.S. Bureau of Reclamation decides against flooding Grand Canyon amid drought
The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation decided not to send water rushing through the Grand Canyon this month to rebuild beaches for campers and sandbars for…
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Arizona high court upholds ruling blocking school mask bans
The Arizona Supreme Court on Tuesday unanimously upheld a lower court judgment that found the Republican-controlled Legislature violated the state…
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Arizona Corp Commission giving token funding
Tribal grassroots groups say the Arizona Corporation Commission is giving the Navajos, Hopis and rural communities in northern Arizona only token…
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US agency decides against flooding Grand Canyon amid drought
LAS VEGAS (AP) — The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation decided against sending water rushing through the Grand Canyon this fall to redeposit sediment…
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USCBP: Girls 4 and 8 among 10 undocumented migrants crammed into truck bed
Tucson Sector Border Patrol agents say they recently found 10 undocumented, immigrants, including two little girls, crammed into the bed of a pickup…
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Arizona high court upholds ruling blocking school mask bans
The Arizona Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that the Republican-controlled Legislature violated the state constitution by including new laws…
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Raiders’ Henry Ruggs involved in Las Vegas car accident
On November 2, Raiders wide receiver Henry Rugs III was involved a car accident while in the central Las Vegas Valley area at approximately 3:40…
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Governor Ducey, Department of Housing to spend $15 million on shelters for homeless
On November 2, Governor Doug Ducey and the Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH) announced three projects to provide shelter and services to Arizonans…
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Arizona high court to consider case blocking school mask ban
The Arizona Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in an appeal of a court ruling that found new laws banning schools from requiring masks and a…
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Arizona Election Day 2021, How to vote and a look at some ballot measures
The first Tuesday of November means that it’s Election…
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Pima County schools to create cleaner air and cooling centers with help from the EPA
On Monday, November 21, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency made a statement saying they will help schools with their heating, ventilation, and…
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Canadian snowbirds to flock south as US opens border
The Biden administration’s decision to allow vaccinated people to enter the U.S. by land for nonessential travel starting next week has many…
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Lawsuit challenging health care quality for prisoners goes to trial
On November 1, a lawsuit regarding health care quality of more than 27,000 Arizona prisoners will be headed to…
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Maricopa County possibly using National Guard to help with jail security
The Maricopa County Sheriff’ office is looking at ways to use Arizona National Guard personnel to help operate the understaffed jail…
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