Arizona reports 3,022 more COVID-19 cases, but no new deaths
The Department of Health Services reported that the number of COVID hospitalizations reached a 10-month high.
Bill would allow Colorado River Indian tribes to lease water to other cities
The bill comes amid historic low levels in Lake Mead and as Arizona faces a harsh water future.
Asylum officers union: 'Remain in Mexico' revamp is a 'source of shame'
Union official says reinstating the policy will also strain resources and exacerbate an already years-long backlog for asylum cases.
December has arrived but in much of the West, snowfall has not
In most of Arizona, Utah, and New Mexico, snowpack is only around a quarter or a third of normal.
Biden canceled the wall on the U.S.-Mexico border, but an Indigenous protester is still on trial
A trial continues for one Indigenous protester facing federal charges for blocking construction machinery at a wall site in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument.
Tribal leaders raise concerns about redistricting
Legislative Democrats say proposed maps would leave Latinos underrepresented.
Protesters urge Sen. Kelly to support bill to protect sacred Oak Flat
The land holds religious and cultural significance to Indigenous communities.
Governor touts return-to-work bonuses, end of pandemic jobless aid
After the mid-November application deadline, the bonus program had paid less than half of the 26,000 applicants
Threat from hazardous space debris is getting worse
A University of Arizona scientist says tracking rogue objects is harder than ever.
CBP establishes new care guidelines for pregnant women in custody
Under the guidelines, CBP has to do a better job of managing the care of infants, pregnant women and new mothers.
Nonprofit helps homeowners find good price for solar panels
The organization is launching its second co-op in Tucson.
International bioscience company announces new laboratory in Tucson
The company will join several other bioscience facilities in the University of Arizona Tech Park.
Proposed DACA change draws drew more than 9,000 comments
The policy has been in near-constant legal limbo for years.
Local tribes have expanded access to COVID-19 vaccine cash incentive programs
The Tohono O'odham Nation and Pascua Yaqui Tribe are offering $400 and $100, respectively, to tribal members who prove they're fully vaccinated.
Feminist organizer among 3 killed in attack on protest in Guaymas, Sonora
Marisol Cuadras, 18, belonged to the local collective Feministas del Mar.
