DILKON – Neda Billie has been waiting to turn on the lights for 15 years. Read morePower to the people: Utilities from around the U.S. pitch in to bring electricity to Navajos
WASHINGTON – Gov. Doug Ducey touted Arizona’s first-in-the-nation universal licensing recognition law at the White Ho… Read moreDucey, at White House, touts benefits of new occupational licensing law
More than a dozen inmates at Saguaro Correctional Center in Eloy spend their days working with former racing greyhoun… Read moreInmates at Arizona prison prepare retired greyhound racers to live with families
PHOENIX – Arizona’s growth continues to surge, with a 2019 census report estimating it was the fourth fastest growing… Read moreJobs, recreation, high rents and traffic: Four ways a growing population changes Arizona
On the narrowest of margins a Senate panel agreed Thursday to boost the criminal penalty on those who purposely and k… Read moreCriminal penalty for animal abuse to increase after Senate panel agreement
PHOENIX – A bill that would move up the date of the Arizona primary election passed through the House Elections Commi… Read moreArizona primary elections might be held earlier in August
PHOENIX – Supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment marched 38 miles over three days in the Valley in support of makin… Read moreArizona again rejects push to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment
YUMA – The fastest land mammal in North America and a large-footed marsh bird in the Southwest have been listed as en… Read moreYuma mural highlights endangered pronghorn and marsh bird unique to the Southwest
Robert Broscheid has been confirmed as the executive director of Arizona State Parks and Trails during a vote today a… Read moreRobert Broscheid confirmed as executive director of Arizona State Parks & Trails
Whether it’s the full hide of a fallen bear, an empty tortoise shell, antlers shed onto the forest floor or a found e… Read moreAZGFD program delivers culturally significant wildlife items to Native American tribes
PHOENIX -- Arizona motorists who purchase just the bare minimum liability insurance now required could be forced to s… Read moreCost to insure your vehicle could increase
PHOENIX – Supporters of “hands-free” driving hope this legislative session will finally lead to a statewide ban on di… Read more‘Enough is enough’: State considers cellphone ban for drivers weeks after officer’s death
PHOENIX – Gov. Doug Ducey on Friday proposed a fiscal year 2020 budget that would double the rainy day fund to $1 bil… Read moreRainy day fund, drought and teacher pay: Ducey proposes 2020 budget
Thanksgiving weekend brings good news for drivers on state highways, as well as a focus on safety. As the holiday tra… Read moreThanksgiving brings reduction in highway construction closures
WASHINGTON – Sen. Jeff Flake said Wednesday he will oppose all judicial confirmations until the Senate is allowed to … Read moreFlake threatens judicial nominations to force vote on special counsel
PHOENIX – Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey has written an opinion piece outlining some requirements he has for Arizona’s inter… Read moreToo many deals will make drought plan unworkable, Ducey warns
GRAND CANYON – Arizona’s national parks are feeling their age and need a $531 million makeover on hundreds of roads a… Read moreGrand Canyon gap: Arizona national parks need $531 million to fix roads, buildings
WASHINGTON – Before heading to Arizona for a political rally Thursday, President Donald Trump threatened to “seal the… Read moreTrump threat to use military to close the border met with skepticism
PHOENIX – The superintendent of Grand Canyon National Park is “presently out of the office” and under investigation b… Read moreGrand Canyon Park superintendent reassigned while under federal investigation
WASHINGTON – The number of people apprehended at the Arizona border jumped more than 50 percent in fiscal 2018 from t… Read moreImmigrant apprehensions up in 2018 in Arizona, all of Southwest border
PHOENIX - The Secretary of State’s Office will conduct a series of Town Hall meetings around the state to educate the… Read moreSecretary of State’s office to hold Ballot Measure Town Halls throughout Arizona
PHOENIX – With the October 9 voter registration deadline one week away, Secretary of State Michele Reagan warned citi… Read moreBeware of online third-party voter registration schemes & Ballot Measure Town Halls throughout Arizona
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., October 1, 2018, For Immediate Release — With heavy rains expected from Tropical Storm Rosa, the Co… Read moreRoad and trail closures may happen during heavy rain
PHOENIX – Arizona State Parks and Trails has become the first state park system in the country to achieve accreditati… Read moreArizona State Parks & Trails is awarded CAPRA accreditation
On Aug. 25, Republican Sen. John McCain died of brain cancer after representing Arizona in Congress for more than thr… Read moreWhy Jon Kyl was chosen to replace John McCain
WASHINGTON – An estimated 88,529 Arizonans rose out of the ranks of poverty last year, but that still left about 1 mi… Read morePoverty rate falls in Arizona, but still exceeds national average
PHOENIX – Most of the headlines from the trade war between China and the United States have focused on tariffs on alu… Read moreChina ups ante in trade war, imposes tariff that could doom U.S. paper recycling
WASHINGTON – Sen. John McCain has discontinued treatment for the deadly brain cancer he has been living with since la… Read moreMcCain discontinues cancer treatment, a year after diagnosis
WASHINGTON – Deenise Becenti remembers watching this summer as a Navajo woman who had been waiting more than 20 years… Read moreTribally owned solar power plant beats skeptics, odds on Navajo Reservation
WASHINGTON – Arizona’s gross domestic product grew by 2.5 percent in the first quarter of 2018, driven by increases i… Read moreArizona GDP grew 2.5 percent in first quarter, ahead of national rate
PHOENIX -- Federal prosecutors gave up Tuesday in their effort to convict a former utility regulator and others on ch… Read moreMove to dismiss indictments in Corpcom trial
PHOENIX – Three people died every day on average on Arizona roads in 2017, and 152 people were injured, according to … Read moreVehicle crashes and fatalities continued to rise in 2017, ADOT report shows
PHOENIX — Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD) officers made contact with hundreds of boaters the weekend before … Read moreOfficers worked to keep Arizona’s waterways safe as part of Operation Dry Water
WASHINGTON – The White House’s decision to suspend billions in Obamacare “risk adjustment” payments to insurance comp… Read moreLatest restrictions on Obamacare could mean higher premiums in Arizona
MESA – Mesa police have adopted their first therapy dog, primarily to provide smiles and comfort to those who have be… Read moreMesa police add their first therapy dog to special victims unit
PHOENIX – Water managers in Arizona again are trying to strike a deal that would help prepare the state for future cu… Read moreArizona reboots talks on drought plan while rest of Colorado River Basin watches
