Residents face doubled utility bills after a commission-approved rate hike, sparking legal challenges and appeals.
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The WEIM is a market for power trading among western utilities. Arizona utilities risk losing trading partners by leaving.
Exploring the challenge of forming close friendships as adults, experts suggest small acts can build intimacy.
Yuma doctor Irfan Fazil convicted for defrauding Arizona Medicaid of $36 million, sentenced to prison and probation.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes sues Optum and Express Scripts, alleging they fueled the state's opioid crisis for decades.
Honeywell Aerospace partners with Phoenix to test groundbreaking collision-avoidance tech for airport ground vehicles.
Tennessee's prison chief, Strada, oversaw botched executions. Pike survived two lethal doses, now critically ill.
Arizona plans to use an underground water savings account to mitigate Colorado River shortages, aiding cities and utilities.
The race for secretary of state centers on voting rights, with debates on mail-in voting and election result timing.
New rules for the Colorado River take effect, but Arizona's water cuts begin in 2027. States negotiate a deal.