The Arizona Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Adrian Fontes regarding his ballot description.
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With President Jane Karas concluding her 25-year tenure at Flathead Valley Community College, the search for her successor is progressing with four candidates visiting the campus in September.
The Tohono O'odham Nation considers legal steps after losing a bid to halt border wall construction affecting its land.
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs chose John Giles, a former Republican now independent, as her running mate in Arizona.
Tempe leads Arizona with a drink-spiking ordinance, offering detection kits to ensure nightlife safety on Mill Avenue.
Triple-digit temps with high humidity make for sticky conditions, affecting outdoor activities and increasing heat illness risk.
School districts nationwide grapple with choosing safe and effective AI tools as they strive to enhance education.
Pinal County debates approving its first large data center, La Osa, amid concerns over sustainability and energy demands.
Lake Mead's water levels are at historic lows due to drought and climate change, threatening hydropower production.
Extreme heat can disrupt flights due to thinner air, requiring airlines to reduce weight for safe takeoff on hot days.