Arizona AG Kris Mayes has filed 30 lawsuits against the federal government, saving the state $1.5 billion so far.
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A Phoenix man has been arrested after allegedly entering Orangewood Elementary and sexually assaulting a child.
A special prosecutor has filed an ethics complaint against Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren, alleging nepotism.
The Arizona Department of Education reports nearly a quarter of schools under School Improvement status have improved.
Every Arizonan in the House helped pass a measure requiring the DOJ to release files on Jeffrey Epstein, despite GOP concerns.
Arizona employment is set to grow by over 454,000 jobs from 2024 to 2034, outpacing U.S. growth, with Maricopa County leading.
Gov. Katie Hobbs considers new disclosure laws for political gifts amid controversy over past veto and investigations.
The U.S. Treasury is sanctioning individuals in Mexico for using casinos to launder money for criminal organizations.
Theater artists Larissa FastHorse and Michael John Garcés explore Indigenous stories in "The Native Nation Project."
Students and faculty from Northern Arizona University are sending four cameras to Mars aboard the ESCAPADE mission.