Chad Daybell won’t be prosecuted in murder case
Chad Daybell won’t face charges in the death of his wife’s former…
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Arizona senator and congress members hear challenges at the border
As Chair of the Senate’s Border Management Subcommittee, Sen. Sinema visits border regions to secure the borders and support border communities to…
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Tucson to ignore Arizona’s ‘Second Amendment sanctuary’ law
Officials in the city of Tucson plan to ignore Arizona’s new “Second Amendment sanctuary” law that bars state and local governments from…
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City of Yuma Back to School Rodeo event returns
The City of Yuma’s 10th Annual Back to School Rodeo will take place in front of the Yuma Civic Center as a Drive Thru on Saturday, July 17, 2021 at…
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Phoenix Suns win first championship game in decades
A big day in the Valley of the Sun as the Phoenix Suns get ready to take on the Milwaukee Bucks in the first game of the NBA Finals.…
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4th of July rain leads to flash floods along Telegraph Fire’s burn scars
With nowhere to absorb, Fourth of July weekend rains have caused a debris flow. According to official reports, at least 15 homes have been critically…
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Arizona bans trail cameras for hunting
Arizona is working to ban the use of trail cameras to record or take pictures that aid…
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Arizona audit ballots and machines move locations again
Ballots and voting machines in Arizona’s Maricopa County were packed up and moved for a fourth…
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Evacuation orders issued in parts of Arizona as Tiger Fire continues to burn
Fire personnel have been working on suffocating the flames, and aircrafts were also used to effectively slow “the fire progression to the south and…
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Crews rescue brother, sister overcome by heat on Camelback Mountain
The Phoenix heat was too much for a brother and sister who tried to hike up Camelback Mountain on…
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Supreme Court upholds Arizona voting restrictions
In a 6-3 decision, the United States Supreme Court upheld a controversial Arizona voting law.…
Continue Reading Supreme Court says Arizona limits don’t violate Voting Rights Act
The Supreme Court on Thursday said two provisions of Arizona voting law that restrict how ballots can be cast do not violate the historic Voting…
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Arizona legislature adjourns after school voucher expansion
Republican lawmakers on Wednesday dropped a push to significantly expand Arizona’s school voucher program, instead adopting limited changes before…
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Arizona Corporation Commission to hold public hearing on new proposed rules
The Arizona Corporation Commission is asking the public to participate in the final of two telephone meetings for public comment on the Commission’s…
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Eight years later: A look back on the tragedy of the Granite Mountain hotshots
For the past two years Jared Welsh has served as both a guardian and historian for the Granite Mountain Memorial State Park.…
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Jill Biden, Doug Emhoff highlight Arizona’s vaccination outreach efforts
First lady Jill Biden and Doug Emhoff, the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, will be in Phoenix Wednesday to tour a middle school vaccination…
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Maricopa County will not reuse equipment from 2020 election audit
Arizona’s largest county says it will not reuse any of the voting equipment turned over for the controversial audit of the 2020…
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Lori Vallow charged in former husband’s death
Authorities in Arizona have charged Lori Vallow with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder in the death of her former…
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Arizona House approves criminal justice reform measure
The Arizona House voted Monday to allow some people convicted of certain crimes to earn time off their sentences for participating in work training,…
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Maricopa County will not reuse equipment turned over for partisan 2020 audit
Maricopa County, Arizona, announced Monday that it will not reuse any of the voting equipment that was in the hands of the contractors hired by the…
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