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From drought conditions to police busting an off-road party, here are some of the biggest stories that headlined the Arizona news cycle over the weekend.
Three White Mountains-area state highways that were closed during the winter months reopened Thursday as temperatures begin to rise, the Arizona Department of Transportation announced.
Multiple people suffered non-life-threatening injuries Saturday night attempting to flee from a concert in Phoenix after reports of gunfire, authorities said.
A lack of running water and indoor plumbing has contributed to disprortionate COVID-19 rates in tribal land. The Clean Hands Program hopes to address this.
Arizona officials said Friday the state is working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency to open a long-awaited mass vaccination site in Pima County by the end of the month.
The Arizona Department of Public Safety said it released 17 people who were in the country illegally after they were found during a traffic stop Friday morning because federal authorities wouldn’t help.
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey ordered flags at half-staff on Friday in remembrance of the eight victims shot and killed Thursday night at a FedEx processing center near the Indianapolis airport.
Police and prosecutors had at least three opportunities following the April 1985 rape of Joyce Yost to prevent the man who had sexually assaulted her from making good on his threat to return and take her life.
A suspect was in custody after a police chase in north Phoenix resulted in a three-vehicle collision and closed southbound Interstate 17 for four hours Friday, authorities said.
A portion of the Loop 101 in north Phoenix is the only freeway closure this weekend for Valley drivers, the Arizona Department of Transportation announced Thursday.
The Arizona K12 Center has received $2.5 million from the Arizona Department of Education to support a mentoring program for training new teachers, state Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman announced Thursday.
Public libraries in Glendale are set to reopen with full services and new operating hours on Monday following months of modified and limited offerings amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the city announced.
