Online lottery sales bring convenience, concern over problem gambling
A private company is now offering lottery tickets through their website and app in Arizona, increasing the state's online gambling options.
A New Legacy: Tucson considers renaming Columbus Park to honor Tohono O’odham educator
Danny Lopez spent over 30 years teaching the Tohono O'odham Nation's traditional way of life to its people and surrounding community.
The water mystery unfolding in the western U.S.
There's a rural area in Arizona with massive groundwater basins underneath the earth. Water should be plentiful there, but wells are running dry.
Experts question feasibility of Trump's mass deportation promise
President-elect Donald Trump has repeatedly said he is quickly going to deport huge numbers of people when he takes office. But immigration and economic experts say his plan is still unclear and likely not possible.
AG Mayes sues Saudi-owned alfalfa farm Fondomonte
The lawsuit alleges that the company has excessively pumped groundwater, causing a nuisance in La Paz County.
Allegations of internal misconduct and conflict of interest continue in Pima County Sheriff’s Department rape case
A witness Tuesday said defendant Ricardo Garcia was president of the union in support of Sheriff Chris Nanos.
Cholla High School students experience Native art through virtual reality
Students, through the use of virtual reality sets, listened to three different stories from Navajo artists.
Arizona enshrines abortion rights, but Trump’s return sparks uncertainty for providers
Arizona's Proposition 139 secures abortion rights, but with Trump’s return, providers brace for renewed challenges and uncertainty.
How some of Pima County’s youngest voters feel about casting their ballots
Arizona’s Gen Z voters set to shape the 2024 election.
Competition rises in Legislative District 17 race: Democrats looking to flip legislature
Arizona Democrats are making a strong push to flip Legislative District 17, a GOP-favored area, by focusing on independent voters and framing their Republican opponents as too extreme.
Candidates move toward center on key issues in tight Congressional race
Arizona’s CD6 race between incumbent Republican Juan Ciscomani and former Democratic state legislator Kirsten Engel is one of the most competitive in the state. Both candidates have veered toward more centered rhetoric in hopes of winning the district.
Tipped workers’ wages at risk? AZ Prop. 138 explained
Proposition 138 proposes changes to the tip credit system in Arizona, but critics warn of wage cuts for service workers.
Prop 312 promises help for property owners
Those affected by "nuisance" homeless camps may get tax refunds.
Broken Promises, Contaminated Waters: Uranium mining on the Navajo Nation
An investigation reveals the deadly health toll of uranium mining on Navajo land, where contaminated water and broken promises have left generations fighting for survival.
Why don’t we just fix the Colorado River crisis by piping in water from the East?
The answer is complicated.
