Some states say they'll keep fighting Purdue Pharma in court
The fight will be less about the damage done by the company and more over how to divide its assets.
Husband and wife fugitive murder suspects captured in Arizona, authorities say
The Barksdales had escaped by overpowering private security guards during transport.
Arizona bans hunting contests for killing coyotes
The ban doesn't apply to the lawful hunting of predators.
More West Nile Virus cases being seen throughout Southwest
Arizona has the most cases of any state this year.
Report: US Native American health agency at crossroads
The Indian Health Service has been plagued with problems standing in the way of delivering health care.
Phoenix voters rejecting anti-rail initiative by wide margin
The proposition aimed to block extending the light rail, including a plan to expand into working-class Hispanic and African American communities of south Phoenix.
City voters weighing light rail system's future in Phoenix
The proposition asks whether any expansion of the rail system should be permanently halted.
Rosemont Copper mine ruling expected to have national impact
If upheld, the ruling would make opening a large mine on public lands very difficult, experts say.
Benefits issue is still pending before Arizona Supreme Court
At issue is whether a 2016 law conflicted with a 2006 voter-approved law on benefits and wages.
Arizona sees nearly 50,000 new voters in last four months
The report says the state currently has 3.8 million active, registered voters.
Weather helps crews get upper hand on Arizona wildfire
The Museum Fire threatened thousands of homes in the mountain community of Flagstaff.
Tucson picks 2 companies for rental scooters pilot program
Each company will be permitted to launch up to 500 e-scooters.
Prime recreation spots could be altered by wildfire burning near Flagstaff
Locals wonder how the landscape might change as a result of the Museum Fire.
Death from West Nile virus reported in Maricopa County
The agency has recorded 27 cases of the virus in people so far.
Border numbers drop as temperatures rise and Mexico cracks down
The decline in border apprehension numbers comes amid renewed outcry over squalid conditions at facilities holding migrant children
