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ASU is now offering 3-year bachelor’s degrees for education students

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Maricopa County Attorney’s Office identifies potential non-citizens in voter citizenship probe

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Hobbs criticizes Biggs over bill supporters say could have curbed FLDS child sex abuse

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Adelita Grijalva and Daniel Butierez debate ICE, healthcare and water in CD7

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Arizona joins Federal Trade Commission, 21 other states in lawsuit against Amazon

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Aug 26, 2026

Upper Basin on verge of first-ever Colorado River Compact breach, CAP president warns

CAP President Terry Goddard says the Upper Basin is failing to deliver enough water to Arizona and the Lower Basin, and a lawsuit may be on the table.

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Rep. Juan Ciscomani blames Arizona Democrats for fumbling Colorado River negotiations

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Canyon Lake to close on Sept. 8 for months to complete safety inspections, maintenance

The lake, including all boat ramps and access points, will close for eight days to prepare for the drawdown project, which will begin on Sept. 16.

Aug 27, 2026

Arizona cartel leader who trafficked guns via Facebook sentenced to 11 years

The 21-year-old trafficked guns to Mexico and led a Sinaloa Cartel sicario cell behind kidnappings and killings in Sonora.

Aug 27, 2026

Arizona targeted by Justice Department for letting students lacking lawful immigration status pay in-state tuition

The Arizona Attorney General’s Office says the federal government’s lawsuit against a voter-approved state law "rests on a faulty premise."

Aug 27, 2026

Southern Arizona communities resist border wall expansion at sacred water source

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Aug 18, 2026

State’s 1st primary care medical clinic for autism opens in Phoenix

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Aug 18, 2026

Phoenix Children’s uses model patients to teach healthcare workers new skills

The mannequins have advanced anatomy and physiological responses that real patients would have.

Aug 9, 2026

Barrow Neurological Institute gets $5M Arizona health grant for brain injury drug trial

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Aug 31, 2026

AG Kris Mayes calls for pause on new data centers, citing Arizona’s water and power crunch

The attorney general wants lawmakers to halt approvals until Arizona has a growth plan, citing rising power bills and Colorado River water cuts.

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Arizona attorney general launches statewide review of Flock cameras amid wave of scrutiny

"Arizonans are rightfully concerned about the documented examples of the misuse of this technology as well as how it affects their privacy rights," Kris Mayes said.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Trump admin ‘laser-focused’ on Arizona semiconductors

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Arizona will experience its largest-ever reduction in Colorado River supply beginning in 2027. 

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