Dan Godzich is in charge of communications for the Arizona Department of Education. But his social media pages and an official press release fudged his own educational history. Godzich does not, in fact, have a college degree.
Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich declined to sign off on a letter from Texas and other states, which vow to sue the Trump administration if it doesn’t drop a program which shields undocumented young people from deportation.
Organizers for undocumented youth in Arizona are gearing up for a two-front fight: lobbying for the re-introduced Dream Act in the Senate and urging the administration to shield immigrants who arrived in the U.S. as children from deportation.
In some fringe corners online, Senator John McCain’s brain cancer diagnosis was a sign of some darker, Deep State-level of intrigue.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service may survey Mexican wolf populations to find out if, in fact, these wolves comprise a distinct subspecies.
Fines and fees can be a major revenue stream for some city courts. But for residents, the municipal court system is a Kafkaesque part of daily life.
Dr. Kelli Ward, who is challenging Republican Senator Jeff Flake, held a live Q&A on Facebook to discuss Flake and much, much more.
Search and rescue operations were called off Monday afternoon with one man still missing after a flash flood in Payson killed at least nine people.
Congressman Trent Franks, a Republican from Arizona, proposed that the Pentagon identify and assess Islamic doctrine and leaders associated with terrorism.
A rapid rehousing effort secured apartments for 250 homeless people in Phoenix through a public-private partnership run by Valley of the Sun United Way.
Mounis Hammouda, a 31-year-old Palestinian refugee, was granted asylum after months in agonizing legal limbo, according to his attorney.
Nuclear plants reportedly have become a target of cyberattacks, raising questions about security at the large Palo Verde nuclear plant outside of Phoenix.
The Pascua Yaqui Tribe of Arizona is rolling out a cutting-edge tribal identification card to other Native American communities.
A Phoenix family’s mailbox was defaced with a swastika and the word “Jew,” but they left the hateful graffiti uncovered.
22-year-old Bakari Henderson was killed while vacationing in Greece, reports said.
Aaron Juan Saucedo, 23, pled not guilty in Maricopa County Superior Court on Thursday to 20 felony counts. Saucedo was not present at the arraignment.
According to Maricopa County Recorder Adrian Fontes, an initial statement that Arizona would send some, but not all, of the information contained on voter rolls sparked a backlash.
Furdos Nurhussen and Najma Hassan are 24-year-old designers making inroads into the world of modest fashion from their hometown of Phoenix.
The Trump administration’s so-called election fraud commission has requested voter data from all 50 states.
Environmental protections for the Mexican wolf, also known as the lobo, could be weaker under a new U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plan for Arizona and New Mexico.
A drone over the Goodwin fire area grounded firefighting aircraft temporarily on Wednesday evening.
The Western Governors’ Association approved a resolution that would hand over much greater authority to the states on listing and protecting endangered species under the 1973 law.
