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Arizona joined two other states Monday to file a lawsuit against President Joe Biden for lifting the ban on asylum-seekers at the U.S-Mexico border that is based on public health policy.
The westbound lanes of the U.S. 60 have reopened Sunday evening near the Loop 101 transition ramp in Tempe after being closed due to a crash, the Arizona Department of Transportation said.
The southbound lanes of Interstate 17 near Black Canyon City have reopened after the highway was closed for nearly two hours Sunday afternoon for a brush fire, the Arizona Department of Transportation said.
Chief Deputy Rachel Mitchell got the necessary signatures to add another Republican name on the ballot for the upcoming special election to replace Allister Adel as Maricopa County attorney on Saturday night.
Arizonans won’t have much luck finding many poppies this year. And some experts fear the future will have fewer Mexican and California poppies – as well as lupine, chicory, fiddlenecks and a host of other wildflowers – as the Southwest continues to heat up and dry out.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is prepared to go to court with the Biden administration over a bill signed Wednesday by Gov. Doug Ducey that restrict transgender surgeries.
For the second time in less than two weeks, thieves took gas from a van belonging to a Phoenix animal rescue organization, this time doing real damage.
Grammy winner Billie Eilish visits Glendale, and it's the last weekend this year to experience the Arizona Renaissance Festival and spring training games in the Valley.
The Valley enjoys a reputation as a happy place to live, but some metro Phoenix cities are happier than others and the personal finance website WalletHub ranked which reigns supreme.
Arizonans hoping for a break this spring from the drought gripping the state will be disappointed, with climatologists calling for minor to exceptional drought conditions, what one calls the state’s “new normal.”
