Jill Ryan

The Arizona Board of Regents is dropping its eminent domain lawsuit against a historic Phoenix home and its 89-year-old owner.

The Grand Canyon National Park's South Rim is now under Stage 1 fire restrictions, meaning visitors are allowed to light camp fires in designated areas at maintained campgrounds. Stage 2 restrictions remain in place for the North Rim for the rest of the 2026 season.

Well past midnight at Arizona Mills mall in Tempe, the place is a ghost town. The stores are shuttered, and the Harkins movie theater lobby is empty.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is rolling out a new feature that allows drivers to add accommodations for communicating to their vehicle or license records.

The Hoover Dam has reopened to visitors after closing for several days for repairs to its cableway system.

A new heat record was set Sunday in metro Phoenix at 115 degrees.

A nonprofit in Surprise is bringing military veterans together through the art of theater.

The Grand Canyon National Park implemented increased water restrictions this week . Most of the changes involve two campgrounds on the South Rim.

On paper, the city has strong protections when it comes to these kinds of buildings. But despite decades of ordinances and mayoral support, some preservationists find the city has what they call a “tear down culture.”

The Center for Biological Diversity has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration's approval of exploratory drilling for a copper mine near Arizona's San Pedro River. The center claims the activity threatens Mexican spotted owls.