Arizona’s open meeting laws require that city councils, school boards and other governmental bodies authorize litigation in public votes, an appellate court ruled Tuesday.
What started in 2013 as a once-a-year event to help Native American small business owners has grown into a launchpad for ...
ASU finds itself at a similar crossroads, with its football program serving as the driving force behind the university’s ...
Schools can't ban parents from campus because they said something that was "offensive or inappropriate," a federal appeals ...
Recent federal workforce reductions have affected national parks and forests, including those in Northern Arizona. While no ...
One issue that President Trump has been especially well-positioned to make progress on is ending the war between Ukraine and ...
At the recent “Future of the Blue Economy” conference in Newport, R.I., entrepreneurs and their investors were talking about ...
The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory and a winter storm warning for parts of both Navajo and Apache ...
Horror movies are not my favorite genre, but this intriguing and very smartly written film is the exception. An aging movie ...
Photographer, naturalist and guide Marceline VandeWater invites all who share a love of butterflies to meet for a field trip ...
Arizona voters are a step closer to getting to decide if those sentenced to death are executed by the current lethal ...
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