New Reading Rainbow comes to Tucson
The popular show is partnering with Literacy Connects
Cochise County elections official questions petition gatherers
The interim Elections Director
Officials warn of orange liquid at old Arizona mining site
The state Department of Environmental Quality issued a news release strongly urging the public to keep away from an area in Walker.
Did spring come late this year?
The Southwest has experienced cooler and wetter conditions.
The Buzz: What a UA report says about last year's deadly on-campus shooting
The report released earlier this week offers insights into where breakdowns happened and what can be done to prevent future failures.
Arizona governor vetoes a bill to ban tents in public places
Senate Bill 1024 would have stopped anyone from erecting makeshift shelters on sidewalks, alleyways, streets, parkways and other public rights-of-way.
Cochise County in court over case regarding elections head
A venue change was granted.
Arizona governor's aide resigns after controversial tweet
The post was made hours after the shooting at a Christian school in Nashville that left three children and three adults dead.
Hobbs vetoes the ban on sales tax for food
Hobbs said she believed the bill wouldn’t eliminate costs passed onto consumers.
Judge orders Phoenix to clean up large homeless encampment
The judge ruled that Phoenix is maintaining a “public nuisance” and city officials must show evidence at a July 10 hearing that they’re cleaning the area.
State looks for help combatting invasive snail
Apple snails were probably released by aquarium owners.
UA releases security assessment outlining systemic safety issues
The report comes 168 days after President Robert Robbin's announcement of the external investigation.
FBI investigates rehab scams targeting Indigenous community
Bogus organizers defraud the government out of money meant to help people at their most vulnerable.
Haboobs, swamp box and ki-yotes: Arizona residents favor protecting the ways they speak
These are some of the terms that one may hear during their time in State 48, and a majority of residents want to see them preserved.
Volunteers throw mud to preserve an ancient artifact in Phoenix
Once a month, Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park encourages visitors to throw mud at a more than 800-year-old structure.
