The Tohono O'odham Nation considers legal steps after losing a bid to halt border wall construction affecting its land.
Posts tagged as “Arizona News”
Maricopa County launches a pilot program offering up to $3,200 rental assistance for renters in high eviction areas.
Mexico and the U.S. sign an agreement granting Mexico access to the U.S. drone market to combat drug cartels.
Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs chose John Giles, a former Republican now independent, as her running mate in Arizona.
Tempe leads Arizona with a drink-spiking ordinance, offering detection kits to ensure nightlife safety on Mill Avenue.
Triple-digit temps with high humidity make for sticky conditions, affecting outdoor activities and increasing heat illness risk.
A quick-thinking air traffic controller averted disaster by identifying two American Airlines flights with the same number.
Arizona Sen. Ruben Gallego urges oversight of USS Lincoln amid reports of mental health and supply issues at sea.
A clean-energy slate lost control of SRP’s board as Thomas Galvin replaced Nick Brown, splitting the board 7-7.
KJZZ’s Friday NewsCap revisits major stories of the week, discussing Gov. Hobbs' running mate pick and ballot language.










