Arizona Ranks At The Very Bottom For Teachers: Report

A new report ranked all 50 states based on quality of career for teachers. Arizona finished dead last.

Ducey Brings Pitch For New North American Trade Deal To Washington

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey joined business leaders in Washington to push for final approval of the “critical” U.S.-Mexico-Canada agreement.

Court Identifies 1st Amendment Right For AZ Witnesses To Hear Executions

A federal appeals court ruled that witnesses to Arizona executions have a First Amendment right to hear the entire execution process.

Arizona retiree health care severely underfunded

Across the 50 states retiree health care is only 7% funded

DNA Tests, Photos Might Help Identify AZ Girl Found In Suitcase

Facial reconstruction and DNA tests might help in identifying a 2- to 6-year-old AZ girl whose remains were found in a suitcase in Texas.

AZ Air Force Nominee Barrett Gets Gentle Treatment At Confirmation Hearing

AZ businesswoman Barbara Barrett might have been the subject of a Senate hearing, but it was President Donald Trump who was often the focus.

Flavored Vape Ban Alarms Arizona Retailers

AZ vape-store owners were alarmed by the Trump administration's plan to enforce rules that would drive e-cigarettes out of the market.

Arizona To Receive $10.5 Million Maternal Health Grant

Arizona was awarded a $10.5 million grant to offer improved access to maternal and postpartum care in communities with no or limited access.

U.S. Border Apprehensions Falling — But Still At Highest Level In Years

Apprehensions at the southern border dropped sharply in August — in part because of increased cooperation from Mexico.

Arizona GOP Looks To Clear Trump's Nomination Path By Canceling Primary

President Donald Trump’s road to renomination could get easier through Arizona.

Here's How Arizona Ranks For Happiest In U.S.

Money isn't as big a driver of happiness as you might think, according to a new report from WalletHub.

Arizona Officials Fear Fallout As New Tariffs On Chinese Goods Start

"You take a look at Arizona’s economy, and all sectors one way or another are interacting with China."

Experts: $20M For AZ School Suicide Prevention Welcome, More Needed

Officials called a $20M grant for suicide prevention programs in state schools an important first step to deal with a growing problem.

AZ Ranked 29th In Study Of Highway Conditions, Congestion

A new report examining conditions and cost-effectiveness of state highway systems ranked Arizona 29th overall.

Deadlines Loom For Navajo Land Buy-Back Program

Time is running out for Navajo landowners who want to take part in the second round of a $1.9B federal program to buy back land.

How To Manage Your Family’s Health Checklist

Keeping track of your family’s health can be more manageable than you think.

Tuesday Marks The Start Of Hundreds Of New Arizona Laws

Most of the Arizona legislature's 321 newly passed laws go into effect Tuesday. Here are just a few of them.

Big Dogs May Be Key To Protecting AZ Herds From Mexican Gray Wolf

Farming in AZ often involves traveling long distances to check on crops or livestock. And many farms share one thing in common – a farm dog.

‘Deaths Of Despair’ Grew Slowly In AZ, But Still Higher Than U.S.

Deaths of despair — the catchall name for deaths from drug overdoses, alcohol and suicide – have seen “alarming” increases across the U.S.

'Dirtbag' 'Savages' 'Subhuman': AZ Border Agent’s Hateful Career

Border Patrol agent Matthew Bowen had been investigated for years before he used his 4,000-pound truck to assault a fleeing migrant.

Self-Driving Trucks Deliver UPS Loads Between Tucson And Phoenix

Driverless truck developer TuSimple has been making "test" cargo runs between Tucson and Phoenix on behalf of UPS since May.

Churches Taking More Central American Migrants Seeking Sanctuary

According to Voice of America News, 1,100 religious congregations today offer some form of sanctuary for undocumented migrants in the U.S..

Curt Schilling May Run For Congress In Arizona

Curt Schilling, who helped the Arizona Diamondheads to its only world championship in 2001, is an outspoken supporter of President Trump.

Here’s The Law In Arizona About Passing Stopped School Buses

2018 stands as a deadly reminder of the importance of obeying school bus stop-arm laws in Arizona.

The Impact Of Mexico’s Worst Mining Disaster, Five Years Later

"The water was running orange, red, a coppery color through the entire Rio Sonora."

Excavations Reveal Wealth Equality In Teotihuacán Civilization

"It gives the message that such a thing is possible," says Michael E. Smith, director of the ASU Teotihuacán Research Laboratory.

Tiny Terrors: Mosquitoes In Arizona And How To Avoid Them

Summer in Arizona comes with some big hazards. So it could be easy to forget one of the tiniest perils.

Parks and recreation spending trends in three mountain states

We are looking at the spending trends in Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado.

Courts Reject Lawsuit To Block Navajo Coal Mine Expansion

A federal appeals court said environmental groups cannot sue to block expansion of a coal mine owned by the Navajo Transitional Energy Co.

AZ AG Makes Long-Shot Pitch To Supreme Court: Opioid Lawsuit

Taking a case directly to the court is highly unusual, but Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich said it is needed.

Judge Orders Resumption Of Federal Executions; AZ Navajo Targeted

Attorney General William Barr has named a Navajo double-murderer as one of the first five death-row inmates who will be put to death.

Hot Car Deaths: How Many Kids Have Died In Arizona

The intent of National Heatstroke Prevention Day on July 31 is to prevent hot car deaths. Here’s how many kids have died in Arizona.

Don’t Celebrate Shark Week In Arizona With Shark Fin Soup

Shark Week is underway, but if the party includes shark fin soup, you’re part of a problem the Animal Welfare Institute labels as cruel.

No Radiation Risk To Grand Canyon National Park Visitors: Report

Park officials say it appeared the previous reported radiation levels at the museum collection building were significantly overstated.

AZ Tourism Brings $1B In Taxes — And Challenges To Preservation

"It just really appears that there is a problem as far as people management."

Arizona School Districts Can’t Find Enough Bus Drivers

Bus driver shortages in Arizona districts are not a new problem, but in recent years the situation has become more dire.

Arizona Wildfire Soaked By Rain, Blaze Nears Idaho Nuke Site

Rainfall is helping Arizona firefighters battle the blaze as it nears the Idaho National Laboratory nuclear research facility.

Beyoncé's 'Lion King' Video Features Arizona Waterfall

Some campers who faced stiff competition to get permits to hike were unhappy when the popular Havasu Falls was closed off for hours.

McSally, Kelly Raise $13.9M For Anticipated 2020 Senate Race

If there was any question that Arizona’s 2020 Senate race would be one of the nation’s hottest, it was answered this week.

House Panel OKs Bills To Rein In Mining Around Grand Canyon

Democratic lawmakers advanced bills this week that restrict mining around the Grand Canyon and on tribal lands in Arizona and New Mexico.