U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services visits Arizona to talk abortion access
Secretary Xavier Becerra stopped in Tucson and Phoenix for his Reproductive Healthcare for All tour.
The Buzz: Efforts to reduce our use of finite resources
We look at efforts to reduce the use of plastic, water and fossil fuels.
Judge grants restraining order to put part of the state budget temporarily on hold
The request was made by Attorney General Kris Mayes after a sweep of opioid dollars.
Hobbs under pressure to call special session on groundwater
Arizona lawmakers didn’t pass significant bipartisan policy on groundwater reform this year.
With 1864 abortion ban repealed, Arizona doctors don’t need emergency licenses in California and none have signed up
Arizona abortion providers and abortion rights advocates voiced appreciation for the neighborly gesture.
Arizona governor signs budget into law after fierce negotiations to make up a massive shortfall
The spending plan is the result of weeks of negotiations between the Democratic governor and Republican legislative leaders.
Tucson braces for potential monsoon storms
City crews are preparing barricades to direct motorists away from flooded roads.
EPA Orders Air Force, AZ National Guard to address PFAS contamination at Tucson Superfund Site
Emergency directive aims to mitigate health threats from toxic chemicals in Tucson’s groundwater, pushing for immediate cleanup action and cost sharing.
Criminal charges against two Cochise County Supervisors stand
Maricopa Superior County Judge Geoffrey Fish denied their motions to dismiss and remand.
Change in asylum rules creates influx of migrants in Sonora shelter
A migrant shelter in Nogales, Sonora, is having a large increase in migrants being returned to Mexico after crossing the border into Arizona, including many families and children.
Even fewer critically endangered vaquitas sighted in Mexico this year
Researchers say only six to eight of the porpoises were sighted.
More than 70 million people in the US are under heat alerts
Officials again are warning residents to take precautions, go indoors and hydrate.
Arizona lawmakers pass budget closing $1.4 billion deficit
The spending plan is the result of weeks of negotiations between Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs and Republican legislative leaders.
As farmers age and the number of farms shrinks, new growers struggle to get started in the agriculture industry
The average American farmer was 58 years old the last time the U.S. Department of Agriculture checked.
Arizona troopers warn Congress that lifting weight limit on trucks will make highways more dangerous
Backers say the idea would improve the supply chain.
