Judge orders government to stop expelling families under Trump-era border policy
Biden administration has continued to use Title 42 to send migrants back to Mexico almost immediately after apprehension.
University of Arizona researchers pioneering new method of saving old structures
Historic buildings could get new life thanks to robotics.
Lawyer: Arizona Senate's 2020 election review out next week
Comments came during hearing on lawsuit over records from Senate's election review.
Arizona reports 2,855 new COVID-19 cases, 27 new deaths
Pima County reports 56.7% of local residents are fully vaccinated.
Pinal County officials consider challenging census results
County's population was smaller than expected, officials say
Arizona sees boost in revenue from tribal casinos
The tribal gaming compact helped increase the numbers.
Mexico completes vaccination campaign for adults in northern border cities
In June, Mexico introduced a campaign to vaccinate all adults in in cities along its northern border to help speed the lifting of pandemic travel restrictions
USMCA commission asks Mexico to respond to alleged lack of protection for endangered porpoise
Officials in Mexico have 60 days to respond to a petition alleging the country is failing to enforce environmental laws meant to protect the vaquita marina porpoise.
Arizona Supreme Court allows release of Senate records from election review
The watchdog group American Oversight sued in an effort to bring more transparency to the so-called election audit.
Commission adopts maps as 'starting point' for redrawing Arizona's congressional, legislative districts
Redistricting commission will hold hearings on the maps in coming weeks.
Brnovich sues Biden over vaccine mandate
The Arizona Attorney General says the mandate is unconstitutional.
'Dreamers' wait as Congressional Democrats push for an immigration reform measure
Within a sweeping budget reconciliation package, Democrat-drafted measure looks to provide a pathway to legal status for some 8 million.
Tohono O'odham Nation rolling out vaccine incentive program
The nation is offering qualified tribal members $400 if they can prove they're fully vaccinated by mid-November.
Arizona reports 2,609 new COVID-19 cases, 117 deaths
Number of new deaths is the most in a single day since February.
Sonora's new governor slams predecessors, promises major changes
Alfonso Durazo was sworn into office Monday.
