Arizona has issued over 10,400 IDs with a tribal identity insignia, a measure championed by Rep. Myron Tsosie.
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Khamenei, Iran's second supreme leader, was killed in an attack by Israel and the U.S., raising conflict prospects.
An elderly Cuban woman with dementia was freed after nine months in ICE detention. Her release follows advocacy efforts.
Sen. Ruben Gallego urges tariff reimbursements after Supreme Court ruling against Trump's tariff policy.
Arizona's first baseball museum in Mesa showcases over a century of history with exhibits, memorabilia, and stories.
A Phoenix school employee is arrested by the FBI for child pornography charges, placed on leave, and faces termination.
A lawsuit by Arizona homebuilders challenges state water restrictions, potentially impacting groundwater policies.
Controversial videos show ASU professors discussing DEI initiatives, leading to scrutiny by Accuracy in Media group.
The Arizona Cardinals broke ground on a new performance center and team headquarters to improve practice facilities.
Republican senators push to honor Charlie Kirk with Loop 202 renaming and a special license plate to fund Turning Point USA.