Russia Posts Record 2026 Casualties as Ukraine Warns of Winter Energy War
Kyiv says September killed or wounded 46,230 Russian troops while Moscow intensifies drone strikes on power plants and high-voltage lines ahead of cold weather.
Kyiv says September killed or wounded 46,230 Russian troops while Moscow intensifies drone strikes on power plants and high-voltage lines ahead of cold weather.
Federal water-year changes began Oct. 1, yet Arizona’s delivery cuts still hinge on a Lower Basin pact with California and Nevada — and a possible special legislative session.
City prosecutors filed misdemeanor disorderly conduct and interference counts against Eryn Bonner after county attorneys declined felonies tied to a July arrest video.
Sky Harbor, Deer Valley and Goodyear will be the first airports worldwide to put SURF-A collision alerts in ground vehicles after the LaGuardia runway crash.
Maricopa County has confirmed 275 heat-related deaths so far — up 76% from last year — as overnight lows in the 90s stretch the Valley’s cooling response.
Management & Training Corp. says a shuttered Pima County prison will restart within about 60 days as a roughly 775-bed ICE facility employing hundreds.
Hackers who phished a court employee may have reached names, case numbers and Social Security numbers tied to Arizona’s court debt program, plus foster-care review files.
David Ellison will brand the $111 billion media giant Skydance when the deal closes Oct. 6, with stock moving to the NYSE under ticker SKYD.
From Phoenix AMA rules to a McMullen Valley AMA petition, November’s governor and legislative races could reset how rural aquifers are managed.
State Farm Stadium hosts the fourth USA-Mexico desert clash Oct. 3, nearly two decades after the Americans’ classic 2-0 win in 2007.