Open parking spaces in downtown Phoenix are rare. Even with a broken meter, payment via app or online is required.
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Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, former Sinaloa security chief, appeared in U.S. court on charges of aiding the Sinaloa Cartel.
This week, a film festival in Nogales connects both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border through cinema, uniting communities.
President Trump nominated Kari Lake as U.S. ambassador to Jamaica. Lake, a former TV anchor, previously ran for office.
Maricopa County students will have improved access to mental healthcare via a new telehealth program funded until 2027.
Arizona's school voucher program is the first universal voucher experiment. Texas has now launched its own version.
Phoenix explores options for reversible lanes on Seventh St. and Ave., seeks public input for midtown traffic study.
Access to nature in southern Arizona is hindered by environmental risks, immigration enforcement, and economic barriers.
Arizona, California, and Nevada propose water cutbacks to manage the Colorado River, aiming for long-term solutions.
The Goodyear City Council passed an ordinance on e-bikes and scooters, enforcing speed limits and age restrictions.