Arizona Senate OKs bill boosting firefighter cancer coverage
The proposal tightens rules enacted in 2017 that said certain cancers were presumed to be caused by workplace exposures.
Arizona Republicans push tax cuts as state surplus soars
Minority Democrats are opposed to most of the measures, which include cuts to property and income taxes.
First McSally ad for 2020 race slams Kelly over impeachment
The ad portrays Kelly as too liberal for Arizona.
More Arizona counties approve 'sanctuary' resolutions on gun rights
La Paz and Yavapai counties have declared themselves to be "Second Amendment sanctuary counties."
Rain, snow expected early this week over New Mexico, Arizona
Winter weather is returning to parts of New Mexico and Arizona early this week.
Window opens for tribes to seek licenses for internet access
Tribes had pushed to be first in line for the licenses that once were reserved for education institutions.
Navajo Code Talker dies at 96; less than a handful remain
Joe Vandever Sr. was one of the few remaining Navajo Code Talkers.
Presidential task force on missing Native Americans charts path
The group is tasked with finding ways to respond to what has been an epidemic in Indian Country.
Uber, Lyft confirm Phoenix airport business as usual for now
The companies said they will continue operations until the Arizona Supreme Court rules on proposed fee increases.
Report: Arizona teaching vacancies continue to rise
A survey found about 1,000 teachers in the state left their positions during the first half of the school year.
US sending Mexican migrants 1,000 miles from border
Mexicans accounted for half of the arrests and people stopped at the U.S. border in December.
TUSD: End court supervision in desegregation case
The district said court approval of its request would save money and keep dollars flowing for related programs for students.
Phoenix police shootings plunge amid scrutiny, new policies
Fifteen shootings in 2019 is the lowest number the department has seen in a decade.
3 mountain lions killed after feeding on human remains
Authorities said the lions were determined to be a danger because they should no fear of officers.
Judge halts some military spending on border wall
The ruling applies to $3.6 billion diverted from military construction projects to pay for 175 miles of border wall.
