The Arizona Legislature wouldn’t do it, so the state superintendent of public instruction is creating a task force to reduce the amount of school violence.
A Valley construction firm has filed two protests that claim it was wrongly left out of the bidding process to construct barriers at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Nine Arizona law enforcement officers have a 250-mile bike ride from Chesapeake, Virginia, to Washington, D.C., ahead of them as they raise money for good causes.
Soon, lemonade could become Arizona's official state drink. A high schooler says lawmakers had better things they could have been doing than supporting that bill.
One thousand migrants representing nine countries surrendered to Border Patrol agents in Yuma on Tuesday and Wednesday combined, likely on their way to claiming asylum.
A new Arizona law will allow more victims to get protective orders so they don't have to work or study with people they have accused of sexual assault.
It's Earth Day, and there are Arizona solutions to improving quality of life for our portion of the planet. Our state is number one when it comes to heat.
Elected officials for Arizona, both Democrats and Republicans, agree there is a “humanitarian” crisis at the border, but they disagree on how to solve it.
Arizona towns on the U.S.-Mexico border see the immediate impact -- good and bad -- of immigration. Here's part two of KTAR News 92.3 FM presents Arizona's Immigration Crisis.
KTAR News 92.3 FM’s Peter Samore sat down with Henry Lucero, Phoenix field director for ICE, to discuss the release of migrants from federal detention.
It was far from the Arizona-Mexico border, but a very interested audience was watching Wednesday as a Tempe company constructed a border fence prototype.
