Coronavirus victim out of quarantine, officials see ‘no risk’ of spread
Arizona was one of a handful of states to record a confirmed case of the disease since it was first reported earlier this year.
Study finds ransomware cost AZ health care more than $2.7 million since 2016
Three attacks affected nearly 12,000 people and totaled $2.7 million to $4.2 million in downtime in Arizona.
Consular IDs come up during visit by high-ranking Mexican official
Mexico's undersecretary for North America called into question a ban on accepting the identification cards in Arizona.
Conservation groups to UNESCO: Border wall puts Sonora's World Heritage sites 'in danger'
The groups are urging the agency to declare the cratered landscape known as El Pinacate "in danger" due to border wall construction.
FEC filings show Arizonans favor Trump, Sanders with campaign dollars
Arizona numbers saw Sanders leading No. 2 Democratic fundraiser Warren. The biggest fundraiser in the state was Trump.
Arizona sanctuary city ban dies in the Legislature
The proposed constitutional amendment was pulled from further consideration.
Judge caps time CBP can hold migrants in ‘degrading’ Tucson centers
The ruling noted overcrowding, a lack of sleeping areas or blankets, a lack of showers and other problems.
Star Betelgeuse's mysterious dimming has the attention of UA astronomer
If the star goes “supernova,” Narsi Anugu says it will provide a boost the field of astronomy.
Trump rally draws thousands in Phoenix
Arizona 360 heard from supporters and protesters at the event.
Trump rally, building the wall, retaining UA grads
Plus, Phoenix finds itself in the political spotlight.
Report: Colorado River more sensitive to climate change than previously thought
A new study says the future water supply of the Colorado River is even more at risk.
Groundwater use for Fort Huachuca and the San Pedro River
A look at the latest legal fight over the groundwater supply shared by Fort Huachuca, Sierra Vista and the San Pedro River.
Timing means Arizona's Democratic ticket has presidential candidates no longer in race
Ballots were printed in December, and some of the candidates have dropped out since then.
Here comes the boom: Arizona girls high school wrestling participation nearly doubles
While boys wrestling numbers are dropping, girls' participation has grown rapidly in two seasons.
Navajo Nation wants to provide power To LA
The deal is the latest attempt to make up for the lack of coal revenue and develop renewable energy projects.
