Grand Canyon visitors who violate fire restrictions and speed limits will now face steeper fines.
Fire violations during Stage 1 restrictions will cost $300 and during the more severe Stage 2, $500.
The same goes for speeding in school zones. Drivers exceeding speed limits up to 10 miles an hour will face $300 fines and above that, $500.
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State senators have given preliminary approval to what proponents are calling the first-ever guardrails on the use of automated license plate readers by police in Arizona. -
The vandalized camera was one of 17 placed throughout Phoenix in late February, as part of a city safety campaign that aims to alter driver behavior and supplement police traffic enforcement. -
Earlier this year, nine wild horses were found dead with evidence of bullet wounds in the Black Mesa Ranger District. -
This measure would advance a resolution approved by supervisors last month that bars the use of masks for law enforcement, including ICE, if officers are not otherwise identifiable. -
Hate crimes are up in Arizona — particularly Islamophobic hate crimes. And, at the same time, GOP state lawmakers are focused on one of the organizations that tracks those hate crimes.
