AZ Senate repeals near-total abortion ban, headed to Governor's office
The repeal passed on a slim 16 to 14 vote after two Republicans crossed party lines.
CHIPS funds are heading to Phoenix, “ground zero for the new economy”
An influx of federal investment in the city's semiconductor industry is meant to reshape the economy. But will it work?
Bee Game: Dodgers and Diamondbacks delayed due to bee swarm
It took more than an hour before a beekeeper arrived and was scissor-lifted to the swarm.
Law enforcement storms encampment on University of Arizona campus
At least four arrests happened shortly after 2 am, and encampment pop-ups were torn down by law enforcement.
Wildlife bridge and underpass are used thousands of times each month
Humans are helping them by volunteering during "habitat restoration days"
Changing their tune: Turmoil within Republicans over abortion and its election impact
Arizona's senate requires some bipartisan support to repeal the 1864 near-total ban. But, some Republicans are fighting to keep the ban, while others are wavering.
UA "Liberation Zone" encampment disbands after two police warnings
No arrests were made, but protestors said they would return the following day.
Prosecutors say they will not retry an Arizona rancher accused of murder near the US-Mexico border
The jurors in the trial of George Alan Kelly were unable to reach a unanimous decision on a verdict after more than two days of deliberation.
Hot weather brings annual housing concerns to Arizona
City planners seek to create policies to keep residents cool and relieve the affordable housing crisis.
University of Arizona men’s tennis team wins first ever Pac-12 Tournament Championship
The Wildcats took on the Stanford Cardinals in Ojai, California, in a match that ended 4-0.
Contested candidate qualifies for Green Party U.S. Senate primary
Hernandez turned in over 2,300 signatures, substantially more than the 1,288 signatures he needed to qualify for the ballot.
69 people arrested for setting up pro-Palestinian encampment on ASU's Tempe campus
After the group was told to disperse multiple times, individuals were arrested and charged with criminal trespass.
Year of Medicaid ‘unwinding’ cuts 600,000, but renews nearly 2 million on state’s rolls
According to Medicaid, the expiration of continuous enrollment that happened during the pandemic is the “single largest health coverage transition since the first open enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act.”
Pac-12 players to watch as the conference gets ready to splinter across the country
The Pac-12 will splinter apart before fall camp starts, with all but two teams heading to new conferences.
Hobbs and Mayes launches reproductive rights website
The website works to clarify and connect Arizonans to abortion access both in and out of state.
