The Cochise County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday unanimously approved a preferred site for the development of a new commercial port of entry in Douglas.
Former firefighter Brendan Lyons, whose career was cut short when he was struck by a distracted driver while bicycling, is fighting for a statewide texting and driving ban in Arizona.
Officials from a Phoenix school district are warning parents about multiple strangers who have attempted to lure children from the same school in the past three weeks.
Tempe-based company Fisher Industries submitted a new proposal to the Department of Homeland Security this week, offering to build 218 miles of border wall for $3.3 billion by June 2020.
Sheriff Paul Penzone says a new report showing Maricopa County Sheriff's Office deputies conducted more than 50% fewer traffic stops in 2018 than in 2015 is "old news."
Gov. Doug Ducey says he supports President Donald Trump's proposal to bus migrants to sanctuary cities if that's what it takes to get Congress to act on immigration.
Phoenix-based nonprofit One Hundred Angels has provided almost 7,000 migrants released from federal detention with medical assistance since it began working with churches in December.
The head of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security called on Congress to address what she called a "humanitarian and security crisis" at the U.S.-Mexico border while speaking in Yuma on Thursday.
Conservative commentator Paris Dennard is asking Arizona State University for $9.9 million, claiming someone from the university intentionally leaked a report about his alleged sexual misconduct.
Officials say Arizona's economy would take a hit if President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to shut down the U.S.-Mexico border, especially in the areas of agriculture and tourism.
