More than 2,400 law professors, including at least 21 from Arizona, had signed on to an open letter of opposition to the possible confirmation of Supreme Court Brett Kavanaugh.
With recent searches of what lies beyond Pluto, astronomers have now detected a small planet some 200 miles in diameter which lies about 7.9 billion miles from the Sun.
My name is Emma Felts, and I am 24. I find it alarming that the term "millennial" has become more of a slur to describe negative stereotypes rather than a generational demographic.
My name is Jenna and I am 22. I was born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, but moved to Phoenix to become a law enforcement professional with the Phoenix Police Department.
One major solar flare event occurred back on Sept. 2, 1859, and was one of the most powerful solar events ever witnessed by humans: The Carrington Solar Flare.
My name is Samantha. I am from a small town in Ohio, which is day and night compared to the Valley, but I have come to love Arizona because of all of the outdoor beauty.
A civil rights watchdog group was concerned that 62 Maricopa County polling stations failed to open on time Tuesday, and “very disappointed” that officials refused to extend voting hours.
Thousands of people braved triple-digit temperatures at the Arizona Capitol in downtown Phoenix on Wednesday to say goodbye and pay their respects to the late Sen. John McCain.
Arizona’s school choice laws, liberal land-use policies and rules for concealed-carry of guns combined to help boost the state into the top 10 in a “Freedom in the 50 States” report.
A reported plan to let local schools use federal funds to buy guns and gun training sparked an immediate backlash from Arizona advocates and educators, who called the idea “absurd – and dangerous.”
The government must help reverse generations of federally backed assimilation programs that left Native Americans “robbed of the ability to speak our own language,” advocates told a Senate panel Wednesday.
My name is David, and I am a convicted felon. I have served more time in prison than I have out of prison. Right now, what I want most is to keep doing normal things like normal people do.
The Department of Veterans Affairs does not have to reimburse the Gila River Indian Community for health care it provided to tribal veterans, a federal court has ruled.
When the U.S. pulled out of the Paris Accords last summer, five Arizona cities joined hundreds around the country that vowed to live up to the Paris climate standards even if the U.S. wouldn’t.
Water-drop spots are becoming more remote along the U.S.-Mexico border and a strained relationship between No More Deaths and Border Patrol has ratcheted tensions higher.
As soon as we graduate from college, Sallie Mae hunts us down for her monthly payments. Here are some practical ways to get those student loans off your back as fast as you can.
