Arizona Jobs Market Stays Flat in September as Unemployment Holds at 4.9%
The state lost just 300 jobs in September, but Flagstaff and Yuma are down from a year ago.
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TUSD Recommends Closing or Merging 10 Schools, Including Magee Middle and Collier Elementary
The Governing Board is expected to vote in December on changes that would take effect next school year.
Grand Canyon Tour Businesses Say $100 Foreign Visitor Fee Is Driving International Tourists Away
One Arizona tour operator says its German-language bookings dropped from about 10 a year to one.
Hopi Tribe Declares Emergency as Flooding Damages Villages Across the Reservation
Moenkopi Wash topped 33 feet Thursday, nearly 5 feet above major flood stage, and Coconino County rushed 20,000 sandbags to Lower Moenkopi.
Peoria Police Arrest 6 in Alleged $1.4 Million Walmart Fraud Ring That Shipped Goods to Vietnam
A delivery driver’s tip about packages addressed to different names at one home started a two-month investigation.
Phoenix SARMS Pharm Owner Sentenced to Prison; Company Must Close and Forfeit $1.8 Million
Prosecutors say the business made at least $3.5 million selling unapproved steroid-like drugs shipped from China in mislabeled packages.
Phoenix Police Video Shows Man Killed by Officers in South Phoenix Was Holding a BB Gun
Police released a critical incident briefing on the Oct. 10 shooting near Central and Southern avenues.
Arizona Supreme Court Limits Clean Elections Commission but Lets Fraud Probe of 3 Candidates Go On
The court said the commission can’t undo a candidate’s qualification, but it may keep investigating alleged fake $5 contributions.
U.S. Supreme Court Sets December Arguments on Arizona’s Proof-of-Citizenship Voting Laws
The justices will weigh 2022 Arizona laws that lower courts blocked as violating federal voting-rights protections.
I-10 Eastbound Reopens East of Benson After Crash Shut Down Lanes Friday
ADOT closed the eastbound side of the interstate at milepost 316 for several hours Friday afternoon and evening.