Federal judge blocks Arizona's 'personhood' abortion law
Abortion providers were worried the law can lead to criminal charges like assault or child abuse and allege it is unconstitutionally vague.
Animal shelter bracing for a tough August
The Pima Animal Care Center was overcrowded over the July 4th weekend.
Arizona law limits filming police
The measure makes it illegal to knowingly film police officers 8 feet or closer without an officer’s permission.
Fort Huachuca receives $2.8M for water and environment conservation projects
The Army post is working with partners in Sierra Vista.
Biden awards Medal of Freedom to Giffords and McCain
The medal is the highest civilian award in the nation.
Abortion amendment will not appear on ballot
Organizers say they will shift efforts to get measure on the ballot in 2024.
University of Arizona researchers testing ideas for lightweight Mars glider
It would coast through the Martian skies far from landers and rovers on the surface.
Arizona OKs biggest US school voucher plan, faces challenge
Arizona has the most expansive education options in the nation and will have the most comprehensive voucher system if the bill takes effect.
Tucson Starbucks votes in favor of unionizing
The Starbucks is the first in the city and fifth in the state to join a growing national movement.
Governor signs $1.2B water plan as Arizona faces cutbacks
A $1 billion fund will help get new water supplies into Arizona, including a possible desalination plant Ducey has touted.
Federal government sues Arizona over new voting law
Lawsuit targets provisions requiring voters to list birthplace and provide proof of citizenship.
Arizona COVID transmission numbers climb
Most of the state is now considered to have a high transmission rate.
Bacterial outbreak found at Arizona's largest state hatchery
Officials say some of the sick fish may have been released.
Voter registration deadline nearing
The deadline to register to vote in the August primary is here.
Top election officials in Arizona county leave amid threats
Officials say they have had enough after a year and half of threats.
