Arizona reports its first new measles case in over a month; travel related, warns Maricopa County of potential exposure.
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Arizona's data centers are shifting to closed-loop cooling to save water, though it's more energy-intensive.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced indictments against former Tucson charter school director for theft.
Phoenix faces another extreme heat warning this week, with temperatures reaching up to 109 degrees, posing health risks.
Mesa Gateway Airport is among the first U.S. airports to allow non-ticketed individuals past security with TSA Precheck.
Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling visited West-MEC in Phoenix to discuss aligning education with workforce needs.
Activists express hope as Arizona's law for undocumented students faces legal challenges; Kris Mayes defends it.
Severe flash flooding in the Grand Canyon caused damage, evacuations, and left over a dozen people missing on Saturday.
A coalition of states blocked part of Trump's order on mail-in voting, citing USPS's lack of authority to enforce it.
The Tohono O’odham Nation is challenging federal agents' entry onto tribal land for border wall construction activities.