Rachel Louise Just

A congressional plan to eliminate funding for preventative breast cancer screenings has been reversed, with House and Senate plans suggesting to instead keep or increase current funding levels.

Construction has begun on 27 miles of border wall along Arizona's southern border, through one of the last intact prairie grasslands in Arizona.

Some Gilbert residents are experiencing serious sticker shock, as they say their rates have multiplied to hundreds or sometimes thousands of dollars more than what they'd usually pay.

More than three months after twin wildfires burned through Northern Arizona, recovery and cleanup have begun on the Grand Canyon's North Rim.

Governor Katie Hobbs officially hit the campaign trail this weekend in Arizona, chasing a second term in a tour that took her to Phoenix, Bisbee, and Tucson.

As the immigration debate intensifies nationwide, naturalization ceremonies in the U.S. and Arizona carry on.

Hundreds of ICE tracking groups have quietly formed around the country. Ordinary people have stepped into new roles, they say helps hold federal agents accountable.