The Pocket Fire near Sedona is now more than 70% contained. But this local business is still coping with the blaze.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is demanding that automated vehicle developers keep their tech from interfering with police and firefighting activity.
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Regulators say repealing energy efficiency standards should help lower costs. Proponents of the rules say it's not that simple.
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Court records show the judge in the case has denied the schools’ request for a preliminary injunction, saying they failed to prove the fees would cause them irreparable harm.
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At the hearings, experts provided testimony on what's driving the new rate requests.
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Attorney General Kris Mayes is again warning Arizona landlords of their responsibilities to keep rental units cool as extreme heat grips much of the state.
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Whether it’s at the grocery store or the airport or outside a movie theater or electronics store, most, if not all of us, have waited in a line. Sometimes it’s out of necessity. Sometimes it’s to be the first to see or get our hands on something.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs issued an executive order barring state employees from using insider information to make money on prediction markets.
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Maricopa County Supervisor Tom Galvin last year announced his plans to try to bring hockey back to the Valley, after the Arizona Coyotes left town for Salt Lake City in 2024.
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A decade ago, Arizona leaders set a goal designed to boost our state’s future by boosting our state’s students post high-school graduation. By 2030, 70% of the state’s graduates would continue their education in college, or in trade school or community college.
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The FTC and attorneys general from Arizona, Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin brought the antitrust lawsuit in January 2025, arguing that Deere had illegally restricted farmers and independent shops that might otherwise service them from repairing farm equipment such as tractors.
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Arizona energy regulators repealed efficiency standards that have been in place since 2010. They initiated the process to repeal because the goal was surpassed and annual reporting was costing ratepayers.
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The airport will remove 1,000 feet on the southern end of runway 3R/21L, the largest of three runways at the airport, and will extend the runway to the north, increasing the total length to 10,000 feet.