Lacey Latch

Rural Arizona communities like Bisbee, Globe, Winslow and Page learned to leverage remote work during COVID-19. But new challenges have emerged.

Prostesters hang pro-Palestine flags and students gather in tents as Students for the Justice in Palestine chapter at Northern Arizona University set up an encampment on April 30, 2024.

San Luis native Armando Esparza did what many young people in rural Arizona do: He left his hometown for the big city.

Moses Pozza has accepted a plea deal to lesser charges for the 2022 killing of Keith McKinney. Pozza will be sentenced next week.

Pro-Palestinian protests on university campuses in Tucson and Flagstaff escalated late Tuesday, spilling over into early Wednesday morning clashes at encampments between demonstrators and police.

More than 100 students lined up in silence on Wednesday afternoon in support of the two dozen students calling for justice in Palestine who were arrested the night before.

PAGE — Less than a year after breaking ground on a hotel-to-housing conversion in Page, the Pinyon Pointe Apartments will welcome its first tenants by the end of the month.

A new law gives the Arizona State Mine Inspector's Office more discretion when approving new aggregate mines.

Sedona's controversial Safe Place to Park program will be on the ballot in November after a successful citizen petition.

When Copperstate Farms first moved in to Snowflake, the town was struggling. Now, the region has seen a boom in economic activity and population growth.