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Journalist Marin Scotten reports there may be a new option when it comes to how to power data centers.

Since last year, the Trump administration has awarded billions of dollars in construction contracts for its so-called Smart Wall, and work has been ongoing for months in various parts of Arizona.

A conservation group is suing the Arizona Game and Fish Department over its rules surrounding mountain lion sport hunting.

The U.S. Agriculture Department plans to reopen part of the U.S.-Mexico border to cattle later this month. On Aug. 24, the Douglas, Arizona, port will become the first to allow cattle from Mexico to travel into the United States.

Federal officials said Thursday they will not release cool water this year from one of the Colorado River's major reservoirs, which would have protected a threatened native fish downstream but put more strain on already struggling hydropower production.

Maddie French — aka the Bug Girl — just graduated from the University of Arizona with a degree in illustration and launched the Bugafier, a walk-up booth where she’ll draw you on the spot as a bug.

Maricopa County, which has long struggled with West Nile, reported its fifth death at the end of July. That makes it one of the deadliest seasons in the last five years — and it's still early.

The Trump administration is looking to make changes to the federal rules overseeing grazing on public lands.

The facility on the Arizona-Sonora border is set to become the second sterile fly dispersal facility in the United States, as the country looks to beat back the spread of the flesh-eating parasite.

The reopening will start at the Douglas-Agua Prieta, Mexico, border crossing in late August after a more than yearlong closure to protect against the parasite.