Alarms Sounded, Ban Pushed On Grand Canyon Uranium Mining

The “Grand Canyon Centennial Protection Act” would prohibit all mining in the affected area, but supporters were focused on uranium mining.

Arizona Braces For Pain With Impending Mexico Tariffs

Arizona lawmakers, business officials and experts Friday blasted President Trump's plan, which could lead to billions of losses.

Arizona Lawmakers React To Mueller's Comments On Russia Probe

Arizona lawmakers did not appear to be swayed by Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s careful recap of his investigation.

Advocates Get New Chance To Ban Lead Ammo In Kaibab Forest

The environmental groups claim lead ammo poses that threat that the Forest Service is not stopping it on the North Rim of the Kaibab.

Prosecutor: No More Deaths Isn’t On Trial, Scott Warren Is

Scott Warren, who is charged with conspiracy to transport and harbor two undocumented immigrants, faces up to 20 years in prison.

Trump OKs Navajo Nation Disaster Funds In Wake Of Feb. Storms

The declaration, signed Wednesday, is the first step in a process that will let the tribal government seek FEMA funding.

For Borderland Locals, Sewage More Of A Crisis Than Migrants

From San Diego to Texas, multiple communities on both sides of the border deal with open sewage flows, including Naco and Nogales.

Arizona's Ex-Felons Face Long Odds To Restore Voting Rights

Some 221,170 Arizonans were unable to vote in 2016 due to felony convictions, the 9th most in the U.S.

Is Big Oil Coming To Northern Arizona?

Members of the Navajo Nation worry about a resurgence in oil. To bring awareness, some are holding "fracking awareness" tours.

Robocalls Pester 3 Million Arizonans A Day But Help Is Coming

More than 4.9 billion robocalls were made in April, almost 89.7 million of which were made to Arizona numbers, according to YouMail.

Volunteers Search Arizona Deserts For Migrant Remains

Group volunteers said the calls to search for missing loved ones has increased in recent months.

Orphaned Arizona Bear Cubs Rescued After Mom Found Dead

The cubs were crossing State Route 77 near Dudleyville, Arizona, in the middle of the night when a single driver hit their mother.

Arizona's Latino Voters Flexed 2018, Wait Until 2020: Report

A new study of Latino voters in Arizona, Nevada, Texas and Florida shows turnout was up sharply and contributed to Democratic advances.

Pushback Over Arizona Border Patrol Measles Diagnosis

Some health officials are questioning why erroneous medical information is being sent by U.S. Customs and Border Protection.

Arizona Texting-While-Driving Ban Takes Effect in 2021

Republican lawmakers give credit to a Tucson Democrat for passing bill.

Migrant Families Keep Coming Across Stretch Of Arizona Border

Families flock to the U.S. even in the face of daily global headlines about the Trump administration's zero-tolerance immigration policies.

Here’s How Arizona’s Doug Ducey Ranks Among Country’s Governors

Here's how Gov. Doug Ducey fared in a new quarterly polls ranking the most and least popular governors in America.

Roe V Wade: What Happens In Arizona If Ruling Is Overturned

A repeal of Roe v Wade would mean abortion laws that differ for every state. Here's how it could affect Arizona women.

Arizona Among 18 States Vulnerable To Election Hacking

A report from House Democrats says the election systems of these 18 states, including Arizona, are the most vulnerable to being hacked.

Navajo Community Still Uneasy After Gang Members Arrested

For 15 years, the Red Skin Kingz terrorized this remote section of the vast reservation near the Arizona-New Mexico border.

Hot Car Deaths: Arizona Has Huge Problem, No Laws Protecting Kids

Most states haven’t strengthened laws or implemented any policies to stem the rising number of kids who die every year in hot cars.

Trump Again Criticizes Ailing McCain Over Health Care Vote

The president told the Conservative Political Action Conference that but for Sen. John McCain's vote, health care reform would have passed.

Joe Arpaio Malicious-Prosecution Lawsuit Goes To Trial

The suit pits the former sheriff against the family of Sen. Jeff Flake.

Trump's Pocahontas Snipe 'Uncalled For': Relative Of Navajo Vet

When it comes to honoring veterans or any kind of people, he needs to grow up and quit saying things like that," said Marty Thompson.

Meghan McCain, Ben Domenech Marry In Arizona

The 33-year-old co-host of "The View" announced her engagement to Domenech earlier this month.

National Parks Service Culture Of Harassment, Bias 'Simply Unacceptable': Interior Chief

Male workers preyed on female colleagues, demanded sex and retaliated against women who refused, a complaint alleged.

Arizona F-16 Crash: Iraqi Student Identified

The death was the second involving an Iraqi pilot flying an F-16 in Arizona in recent years.

Trump Decision To End DACA Panned By Arizona Senators

McCain says that it is "wrong approach " while he and Flake say the decision highlights the need for a bipartisan solution.

Navajo Girl's Killing Exemplifies Tribes' Reluctance To Seek Death Penalty

"Our beliefs, that I was raised with, say that no one has a right to take away a life except the Creator. Period. End of story."

Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument Removed From Interior Review

Ryan Zinke is reviewing 27 national monuments under order by President Donald Trump, who says many are unwarranted federal land grabs.

Feds: Arizona Bribery Scheme Discovered During "Larger Investigation"

"The facts that resulted in the indictment...were discovered during a much larger and more intensive investigation," the feds said this week

Gold King Mine Disaster: Navajo Nation Blasts EPA Review

Meanwhile, the Supreme Court won't hear arguments in suit that New Mexico filed against Colorado.

McCain On Health Care Bill: Haven't Seen it But Sure Russia Has

The senator says he would not be surprised if the Russians hacked in and were able to get a copy.

Arizona Appeals Court Says DACA Students Not Entitled To Lower Tuition

The court overturned a 2015 decision saying these immigrants were entitled to lower tuition.

Senator Flake At Scene Of Virginia Shooting

The senator had just taken batting practice when the shots rang out.

Arizona Highway Wrong Way Project Moves Ahead

The $3.7 million project will be the first-in-the-nation wrong way driver detection system.

McCain On Comey Questioning: No More Staying Up To Watch Diamondbacks

"Maybe going forward I shouldn’t stay up late watching the Diamondbacks night games," McCain said.

Johnson Utilities Owner, Former Regulator Charged With Conspiracy

The 17-page indictment charges a utility owner with bribing a former regulator.

Red Rock Prison Fight Involving 80 Inmates Leaves Four Injured

The fight was racially motivated, say officials. None of the injuries are considered life-threatening.

Mesa Councilman Had .220 Blood Alcohol Level When Arrested For DUII

Ryan Winkle was stopped in May.