Nine East Valley school districts sued EVIT over funding allocation disputes; Judge ruled EVIT retains CTE content control.
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An Arizona company, EnKoat, uses cooling paint to help keep soccer fans cool in Houston during the World Cup.
After a week of high temperatures, cooler weather is expected in Phoenix. Free rides to cooling centers are available.
A gun shop owner in Phoenix, Alejandro Montemayor, admitted to facilitating straw purchases of 72 firearms.
The Maricopa County Board and Recorder Justin Heap halted mediation after a court paused their election control fight.
Prescott's growth brings challenges like housing shortages and healthcare access, with 40% of residents aged 65+.
After her daughter’s arrest, a Tempe resident was scammed by someone posing as a bail bondsman, losing hundreds.
A petition was filed to disincorporate Surprise after plans for an immigration detention center near a chemical site.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes secured a settlement against a Tucson mobile park for misleading tenants about electricity issues.
The EPA's rollback of PFAS limits sparks concern. Experts at the National PFAS Conference stress urgent policy solutions.