Grijalva reintroduces bill to protect sacred Apache site from planned copper mine
An Arizona House Democrat reintroduced legislation this week to permanently protect a sacred Apache site in the state from a mining company that’s…
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Push on for reopening of the Grand Canyon’s east entrance
Grand Canyon National Park officials tentatively plan to reopen the park’s eastern entrance in late…
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New facilities to open in Arizona to process migrant children and families
Soft-sided facilities will open in Tucson and Yuma to shelter unaccompanied children and…
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Ducey signs bill making it a crime to encourage teen suicide
The bill allows a manslaughter charge to be filed against any adult who guides or encourages a juvenile to kill…
Continue Reading Gov. Doug Ducey says Arizona can meet Biden’s vaccine deadline
(KYMA, KECY/AP News) – Arizona can meet President Joe Biden’s goal to offer vaccinations to everyone who wants one by May as long as the federal…
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State Republican lawmakers push new voting measures
Arizona State Senate and House Republicans have been aiming to change voting laws since the beginning of the current session. This week some of the…
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Supreme Court Justice Gould announces retirement from court
Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould announced his retirement Friday. It has been less than five years since Gov. Doug Ducey appointed Justice…
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Senate votes to raise Arizona’s low unemployment pay
The Arizona Senate voted Thursday to raise Arizona’s super-low $240 maximum weekly unemployment benefit to…
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Arizona man questions reward money after helping police find Florence inmates
A Casa Grande man is disappointed after receiving reward of $20,000 for helping law enforcement agencies find two escaped Florence…
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1 of 3 surviving Tuskegee Airmen in Arizona dies at 95
Robert Ashby died last Friday at his home in the Phoenix suburb of Sun City. He was…
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Governor declares March ‘Arizona Problem Gambling Awareness Month’
Arizona Governor calls on the Grand Canyon state to help fight gambling…
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Arizona man who wore horns in Capitol riot to remain jailed
(KYMA, KECY/AP News) – An Arizona man who stormed the U.S. Capitol two months ago while sporting face paint, no shirt and a furry hat with horns will…
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Arizona Senate votes to require ID with mailed ballot
The measure approved Monday would impose a new step in the process for mail voting, which now accounts for 80 percent of the ballots cast in…
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‘Qanon Shaman’ to remain jailed until trial
A Phoenix man knows as the “Qanon Shaman” won’t be getting out of jail before standing trial on federal charges in connection with the January 6th…
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Video of Scottsdale shoppers’ brawl goes viral
Two women have been cited for their role in a viral smackdown inside a Scottsdale Bath & Body Works store.…
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Arizona to accept consular ID cards as valid identification
Arizona is changing state law to accept consular identification cards as legal forms of…
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Department of Transportation issues lane restrictions on I-8
The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT) advises drivers to plan ahead for I-8 lane restrictions near Tacna Monday, March 8, for asphalt…
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UPDATE: 3-year-old Westyn Tudor of Yuma: “I’m going home”
Westyn Tudor was officially discharged from the Valleywise Arizona Burn Center (VABC) on Friday, March 5, after accidentally falling into a fire pit…
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Arizona Department of Corrections Stands Ready to ‘Commence Execution Process’
PHOENIX (KYMA/KECY) – The Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation, and Re-Entry (ADCRR) has given word to the Arizona General Attorney that…
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An influx of asylum seekers traveling through Yuma
As new immigration protocol takes effect, Yuma officials say they are seeing numerous migrants throughout the…
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