Phoenix faces another scorching summer with temperatures breaking records as a "super El Niño" looms, impacting weather.
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Access to nature in southern Arizona is hindered by environmental risks, immigration enforcement, and economic barriers.
Superintendent of Tolleson Union High School District sues Rep. Matt Gress for defamation over a financial deal dispute.
Montana Supreme Court rules on student athlete eligibility, setting new standards for MHSA challenges before graduation.
The U.S. Forest Service allocated $248M through the Secure Rural Schools program, with $14M for Montana counties.
A campaign backing a ballot measure to reform Arizona’s school voucher program accuses a rival of illegal tactics.
The Goodyear City Council passed an ordinance on e-bikes and scooters, enforcing speed limits and age restrictions.
Republicans propose a budget with significant tax cuts, reducing spending across most state agencies except key departments.
Arizona's legislative Republicans are set to reveal their budget proposal, potentially ending Gov. Hobbs' moratorium.
Chandler Unified's new Safety Committee met after a student was hit by a car, focusing on pedestrian traffic safety.