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Attorney General Kris Mayes announced she'll file a lawsuit in the coming weeks to halt the pumping of groundwater in two rural areas by corporate farms.

The Arizona Department of Education has begun distributing what will be more than 16,000 Narcan anti-overdose kits to schools throughout the state.

Immigrant activists and legal experts are preparing to fight the mass deportations planned under the next Trump administration.

Phoenix is facing significant budget shortfalls — roughly $200 million over the next two years. A combination of factors could lead to cuts in public services and programs.

Arizona’s peak fire season is winding down, and federal officials say total acreage burned this season was about average.

The Arizona Board of Regents was selected by the U.S. Department of Education to beta test this year's form before it becomes available to the general public in December.

The judge stepped away from the case Tuesday after an email surfaced in which he asked fellow judges to speak out on attacks against Vice President Kamala Harris.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for Arizona says a private country club has agreed to settle a civil fraud allegation over a loan that was forgiven under a 2020 COVID stimulus bill.

A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows STI rates may be slowing. Arizona has also seen a decline in recent years.

By next week, families on the United Methodist Outreach Ministry's waiting list will begin moving into the 20 newly opened rooms at their shelter on Van Buren Street in Phoenix.