Copper has been mined in Arizona since the 1860s, shaping towns like San Manuel. As industries shift, its legacy persists.
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With pennies out of production, Arizona lawmakers propose "Swedish rounding" to handle cash transactions smoothly.
Judge Joseph Georgini issued a temporary restraining order on Pinal County attorney's ICE agreement, citing legality issues.
Pitchers and catchers reported to Arizona, starting the 2026 MLB season. The Cactus League features 15 teams.
Snow levels in the Colorado River basin are alarmingly low, signaling a dry summer and potential water shortages.
Phoenix City Council to discuss a transparency plan for large federal immigration operations, ensuring residents' rights.
Legislation by Congresswoman Yassamin Ansari aims to cut ICE funding, improve detainee care, and assess economic impacts.
The federal government is providing $3 million for a new mineral processing plant at the University of Arizona to train engineers.
Education groups propose a ballot to limit Arizona's school voucher program, targeting high-income families and ensuring accountability.
A lawsuit by the ACLU challenges Arizona's restriction on who can perform abortions, citing constitutional rights.