AZ Supreme Court justice to retire
Robert Brutinel announced he will step down at the end of October.
Arizona Democratic campaign office damaged by gunfire
Authorities are concerned about the possibility of more political violence as the Nov. 5 general election gets closer.
Shooting on University of Arizona campus leaves one college student dead
The suspect has not been identified or located as of Monday afternoon.
Kitt Peak celebrates 60 years of public tours
Public telescopes reopen after COVID, fires caused closures on the mountain.
Court rules nearly 98,000 Arizonans whose citizenship hadn't been confirmed can vote the full ballot
The court’s decision comes after officials uncovered a database error that for two decades mistakenly designated the voters as having access to the full ballot.
Tucson city council to vote on ban of homeless encampments in washes
The proposed ban is aimed at enhancing public safety and protecting fragile ecosystems.
“This aquifer is our Colorado River”: Rural residents struggle when corporate farms drill deep for water
From the Governor to the Attorney General, Arizona officials grapple with saving rural water supplies.
Arizona Clean Elections Debate: Prop. 314, Immigration Enforcement
State Sen. John Kavanagh (R) and State Rep. Analise Ortiz (D) debate Prop. 314., an immigration enforcement referendum.
Man facing 292 years in prison walks free
Atdom Patsalis received one of the longest sentences for non-violent property crimes in Arizona history.
The Buzz: Arizona's rural water fight continues
Debate over how to regulate groundwater pumping continue, with some officials calling for immediate action.
Arizona unemployment remained historically low in August
The state's first-ever streak of sub-3.5% unemployment continued through the end of the summer.
House subcommittee considers bill to redesignate Chiricahua National Monument as a national park
Tribal leaders and local officials weigh in on the potential economic benefit and cultural impact
Southwest Gas bills should drop for customers in October
A Corporation Commission filing shows the company is zeroing out a fee on bills
Fact Check AZ: Is The Epoch Times really '#1 trusted news'?
The news outlet's shadowy ownership structure and suspect reporting make it a questionable resource.
Efforts to protect Santa Cruz River gain ground with federal conservation plan
Community leaders and federal officials join forces to safeguard one of America’s most endangered plans
