Marana Police Detain Suspect After Possible Road-Rage Shooting Near I-10
One person was hospitalized with serious injuries and a suspect was detained after reports of gunfire near Ina Road and the I-10 frontage road Thursday afternoon.
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Feds Deny Renewals for Humane Borders Desert Water Stations Across Arizona
BLM, Park Service and Fish and Wildlife nonrenewals hit about 30% of the Tucson nonprofit’s permitted barrels; removals due by late October.
Supreme Court Clears Path for Receiver to Run Arizona Prison Healthcare
Justice Kagan denied ADCRR’s last-ditch stay bid; court-ordered takeover of inmate medical care is set for Oct. 19 after 14 years of litigation.
Chiricahua National Park Act Clears Congress — Awaiting Trump Signature
Southeastern Arizona’s rock-spire monument is one signature from becoming the state’s fourth national park and the nation’s 64th.
Yankees, White Sox and Padres Advance as Phillies Force Wild Card Game 3
Chicago’s first playoff series win since 2005 headlines a busy night; Division Series matchups set while Atlanta and Philadelphia play for survival.
Russia Hits Ukraine’s Power Grid Hard; Putin Rejects Energy Ceasefire
Massive drone and missile assaults force emergency blackouts as winter nears; Putin mocks strike-for-strike talks and warns NATO over Kaliningrad.
Democrats Competitive in 10 Double-Digit Trump States as Senate Map Expands
Reuters polling snapshot shows GOP underperforming in Kansas, Kentucky, Florida and beyond; Republicans flood ads while Trump barnstorms the base.
Only 17% Approve Trump’s Handling of Living Costs in New AP-NORC Poll
A majority blame the president’s policies for high prices as midterms near; economy approval hits a new low and even many Republicans are frustrated.
Bond Yields Near Multidecade Highs as Oil Hits $100 and Markets Wobble
U.K. and U.S. borrowing costs spike on inflation and Iran-war oil risk; Micron’s AI memory boom cushions tech while Europe stocks tumble.
Google Restricts Gemini 4 Argon to Vetted Cyber Defenders Over Hacker Risk
The company’s most powerful model ships only to trusted security testers and U.S. officials after a White House voluntary AI-safety accord.