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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 6, 2019Study ranks Arizona third-lowest for public health spending
Arizona is the third-worst in the nation when it comes to spending state dollars on public health programs, according to a new study.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Aug 1, 2019Warren pushes immigration reform, tax on super wealthy at Tempe rally
Reforming immigration laws and fighting corruption in Washington, D.C., were top of mind for Sen. Elizabeth Warren during her first campaign visit to Arizona.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 31, 2019Arizona AG suing big pharma family in US Supreme Court
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is suing a "big pharma" family, claiming it's hiding billions of dollars from opioid victims.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 31, 2019Arizona DPS recruiting campaign lands at Sky Harbor airport
The Arizona Department of Public Safety has landed an SUV inside Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport as part of a recruiting campaign.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 29, 2019Phoenix nonprofit hopes grant will set certain inmates free
A Phoenix nonprofit group hopes to take its $31,000 grant from the Arizona Cardinals to set free wrongfully convicted inmates.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 26, 2019Yuma Border Patrol capturing far fewer migrants than in weeks past
The Yuma Sector Border Patrol said the immigration crisis is far from over, even though the sector's apprehension numbers are falling.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 24, 2019Smart home security technology has perks, problems
By now, you may have received your Amazon Prime Day purchases, which could include smart home security gadgets. But they come with perks and problems.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 23, 2019Bulletproof backpacks a consideration for new Arizona school year
Kevin Quinn says schoolchildren must be wearing the bulletproof backpacks to be of any use and with their backs toward the shooter.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jul 15, 2019Valley Metro CEO explains tripled estimate for light rail expansion
The CEO of Valley Metro explained why the estimate for the light rail expansion voters approved in 2015 has nearly tripled in recent filings.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 24, 2019Researcher: MS-13 more violent and controlling in El Salvador than US
An ASU professor who has been studying the MS-13 street gang says that in El Salvador, the lax legal system has given the gang more control than in the U.S.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 21, 2019Phoenix police take new body-worn cameras from training to patrol
Dozens of Phoenix Police officers are now equipped with body cameras, as part of the department’s continued rollout of equipping all patrol officers with the technology.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 13, 2019ADOT digs debris out of catch basins to prep for monsoon rains
It's hot, but the Arizona Department of Transportation is working while it's still dry to clean out its catch basins, so monsoon rains won't flood freeways later this summer.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 11, 2019New law gives Arizona caregivers more freedom to switch jobs
Arizona caregivers in assisted living facilities won't need new licensing to do the same work for hospice care, and vice versa.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 6, 201930-foot-tall barrier rising along Arizona-Mexico border
Twenty-two miles of barrier are rising on the U.S.-Mexico border east of San Luis. The fencing, topped with barbed wire, will stand 30 feet tall.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 4, 2019Phoenix property taxes expected to go up despite lower proposed rate
The Phoenix City Council is planning to reduce the property tax rate, but that doesn’t mean residents should expect smaller bills.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 31, 2019Arizona auto dealer says new tariff on Mexico punishes his industry
More outrage over President Donald Trump's newly proposed 5% tariff on Mexican imports is coming from local car dealerships.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 30, 2019Drug company developing tongue tab to help curb opioid addiction
A pharmaceutical company is seeeking approval for thin tab that dissolves under your tongue and can help curb opioid addiction.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 28, 2019New Arizona law doesn’t end effort to extend sex abuse lawsuit time limits
Arizona's legislative session is over, but the fight to give child sex abuse victims more time to sue their attackers will continue next year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 24, 2019Yuma Sector doubles migrant apprehensions over last fiscal year
The Yuma Sector of the U.S. Border Patrol has caught 50,000 migrants since Oct. 1, almost double the number for the last federal fiscal year.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 24, 2019Phoenix nonprofit UMOM gets $1.1M grant to help homeless families
UMOM New Day Centers says a new $1.1 million grant will help them get homeless families off the streets and out of the shelters faster.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 23, 2019Phoenix ceremony honors federal, local agents who died in line of duty
Ceremonies like the one in north Phoenix on Wednesday help law enforcement officials remember the sacrifices their brethren make.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 22, 2019Arizona corrections union: No action from state to fix prison cell locks
Arizona's corrections union says it's getting silence from Arizona Department of Corrections leaders and the governor after a sergeant exposed faulty cell locks.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 21, 2019Crews tear down part of West Valley hospital, making way for progress
Piles of broken concrete and twisted rebar lie on the ground, marking signs of progress at Banner Boswell Medical Center in Sun City.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 17, 2019Arizona’s US senators discuss tariffs during Chamber of Commerce event
Arizona's U.S. senators practically mirrored each other in remarks to the Arizona Chamber of Commerce on Friday, but they slightly deviate on one topic.