A company accused of defrauding veterans agreed to pay $2 million to settle a fraud lawsuit by Arizona AG Kris Mayes.
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A new federal proposal for the Colorado River requires states to reassess water strategies every two years over a decade.
The Maricopa County Board faced legal threats over drop boxes as a power struggle with Recorder Heap intensifies.
At Arizona State University's Tempe campus, Irish, Hayden, and Best dorms are being demolished for new housing.
Rep. Adelita Grijalva urges ICE to release Karla Toledo, a DACA recipient detained without a warrant in Tucson.
A former Mexican state security official indicted on drug charges has surrendered in Arizona as Mexico freezes accounts.
Arizona's utility regulator began hearings on APS's proposed 14% rate hike, facing public opposition and protests.
Open parking spaces in downtown Phoenix are rare. Even with a broken meter, payment via app or online is required.
Waymo's service in Phoenix remains unaffected by a recall due to a software defect, with no disruptions expected.
Gerardo Mérida Sánchez, former Sinaloa security chief, appeared in U.S. court on charges of aiding the Sinaloa Cartel.