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The DOJ sues Arizona for allowing "Dreamers" in-state tuition, challenging Proposition 308 and citing federal law violations.
Extreme heat warning in Phoenix until Saturday; highs of 114°F Thursday and 109°F Saturday. 113 heat deaths so far.
Researchers from Arizona universities are mapping invasive grasses in the Sonoran Desert to manage wildfire risks.
Dolly Parton, Tennessee icon and global philanthropist, dies at 80, leaving a legacy of music and generosity worldwide.
Nevada sues the federal government over Colorado River water cuts, arguing unfair impact on Lower Basin states like Arizona.
SNAP enrollment dropped over 13% as work requirements tightened under Trump's bill, affecting many eligible recipients.
The Arizona Department of Transportation's Motor Vehicle Division adds three new specialty license plate designs.
Phoenix renames Cesar Chavez Park to Aguila Park after allegations against Chavez. Signage change timing unknown.
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs blames lawmakers for the failed anti-voucher initiative, citing years of process changes.