Kari Lake challenges her defeat in Arizona governor’s race
She is asking a court to throw out certified election results from the state's most populous county and either declare her the winner or rerun the governor's election in that county.
Arizona resumed executions in 2022, outgoing Brnovich seeks one more
After an eight-year hiatus, Arizona executed three death row inmates in 2022, the most death sentences carried out in the state in a decade.
Not quite universal, but families flocked to universal voucher program
The Arizona Department of Education said about 32,000 schoolkids applied this fall for the first round of expanded ESA funding.
Fourth Avenue Winter Street Fair brings business owners from across the country
The event highlights artisanal crafts and handmade goods.
The “power of aridity” is bringing a Colorado River dam to its knees
The Glen Canyon Dam faces threats that could soon render it useless after decades as a symbol of American engineering achievement.
Maricopa County sees large spike in flu, COVID-19, and RSV
Officials are urging that anyone 6 months or older get vaccinated for the flu and for COVID-19, especially with more gatherings during the holiday season.
Democratic Sen. Kyrsten Sinema switches to independent
She does not plan to caucus with Republicans, ensuring Democrats will retain their narrow voting majority in the Senate.
New Homeless Encampment Reporting Tool helps connect resources, lowers police response
The system launched on Oct. 27 and has received 1,582 reports.
The Buzz takes a trip down the Verde River
Meet a man who has made saving this unique waterway his life's work
Crews remove invasive plants from Arizona waterways to conserve water, better ecosystem
Efforts along the Verde River and its tributaries to remove introduced plants can prevent monocultures while also getting water to a Phoenix-area reservoir.
NDAA helps local bases but cuts A-10s
The defense spending plan reduces the number of A-10 aircraft.
Execution warrant sought for an Arizona death row inmate
The inmate asked for the death warrant.
TUSD approves spending proposal, 98 positions could be lost for next school year
The approved proposal includes budget cuts for summer school in 2024.
Keel laid for USS Arizona fast-attack sub
No Navy ship has been named Arizona since 1941.
Tucson holds first Disability Pride Celebration
The event included musical and storytelling performances from disabled Tucsonans.
