Federal energy regulators deny permits for a controversial project on the Navajo Nation
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission said it was establishing a new policy about cooperation with Tribes.
Ajo Center for Sustainable Agriculture teaches next generation farmers sustainable practices
With a hope to sustain farming practices in Indigenous communities, the program is training the next generation of growers through their beginning farmer apprenticeship program.
Pac-12 parts ways with Commissioner George Kliavkoff
He oversaw demise of league with realignment.
Arizona voters prepare for Presidential Preference Election: What you need to know
Here are some frequently asked questions that voters have for the presidential preference election.
UAGC tuition changes spark student concerns and confusion
Students at UAGC express frustration over sudden tuition grant changes, leaving some uncertain about affording education.
The Buzz: Changes to Arizona's elections
Election moves come as the state prepares for more mandatory recounts.
Hobbs on Senate's failure to pass Bipartisan Border Security Package: "It is incredibly unfortunate and frustrating."
The Q & A was hosted by the Sky Islands Regional Partnership — formerly known as the Sierra Vista Area Chamber of Commerce
County Administrator skirts jail report’s suggestions, recommends new commission
Administrator Lesher largely agreed with issues facing PCADC, but said the county needs more information on cost and jail alternatives.
Gift-giving stress threatens Valentine's Day bliss
Why some people put too much emphasis on striking the night tone.
Migrants in Sasabe stuck in freezing temps overnight, including families
Hundreds of migrants waited through the night near Sasabe over the weekend through snow and freezing temperatures.
Arizona Republicans challenge Biden’s designation of a national monument near the Grand Canyon
The monument designation will help preserve 1,562 square miles (4,046 square kilometers) just to the north and south of Grand Canyon National Park.
GOP organizations sue Arizona's top election official in latest dispute over election manual
The suit alleges violations of public comment and public disclosure requirements, along with specific provisions state officials approved for the manual.
UA outlines nearly $30 Million in cuts in a new report to Gov. Hobbs
A large part of that is the elimination of vacant positions.
Mexican families fleeing violence grows exponentially in Tucson Sector
The number of Mexican families crossing the U.S.-Mexico border grew nationwide in 2023, but nowhere is that more true than in Arizona’s Tucson Sector where the number of Mexican people in a family grew from 8,500 in 2022 to more than 120-thousand.
Arizona rock climbers speak out against National Park Service
The anchors used by climbers is the issue.
