Residents of Tempe and Phoenix reported a strong gas odor, but no leaks were detected. Authorities are investigating.
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Maricopa County resolves election control dispute, allowing Recorder's Office early voting oversight and funding boost.
An Arizona advocacy group claims U.S. immigration detention centers' conditions equate to torture in a UN report.
Phoenix withdrew from hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to high costs and is focusing on long-term event strategies.
A burrowing owl perches on a weather sensor at a solar farm, where habitat efforts help displaced owls adapt to new surroundings.
Voters will likely decide on state’s universal private school voucher program guardrails in November amid legal hurdles.
An attorney drops lawsuit on Arizona's transgender sports ban despite believing it's illegal, citing plaintiff's withdrawal.
Four candidates vie for Arizona superintendent of public instruction, with differing views on education policies.
A DOJ official warns Arizona's Secretary of State about prosecuting election officials if noncitizens are on voter rolls.
Seagrass fields mapped globally by ASU researchers show potential for coastal restoration and carbon storage insights.