Arizona Education Department release unwittingly reveals student data
The release revealed personal info of ESA students, but also drew attention to some account balances raising eyebrows among critics of the program.
Supreme Court says ‘public charge’ rule can take effect — for now
The policy will require migrants to demonstrate that they will not need public assistance before they can gain admission to the U.S.
Arizona Senate committee advances bill to bolster firefighter cancer claims
The unanimously passed bill targets a loophole some firefighters say is used to deny cancer compensation claims.
Gov. Ducey on his 2020 priorities
His one-on-one interview with Arizona 360 host Lorraine Rivera.
Worker morale at Homeland Security climbs, but not everywhere
A nonprofit found falling worker satisfaction in sub-agencies that deal with immigration.
Amid impeachment din, Senate approves USMCA by wide margin
Both of Arizona's senators supported the revised North American trade deal.
Mexican presidential plane back from U.S. after a year
The plane has been for sale in California as part of the government's austerity plan.
Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick to seek treatment for 'alcohol dependence,' statement says
The U.S. representative from Arizona said she will start receiving treatment next week and eventually plans to return to work.
Arizona lawmakers, House, split on vote demanding end to attacks on Iran
Democrats said they hoped to reassert congressional authority over war powers, and Republicans accused the other side of playing politics.
Grijalva asks feds to 'respect tribal lands' during border construction
U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva is asking the Department of Homeland Security to formally consult with the Tohono O'odham Nation.
Trump administration wins appeal, pushes border fence projects forward
A lower court had stopped construction on 175 miles of the southwest border in areas along all four border states.
Planning for a future with less Colorado River water
A new book sheds light on mistakes of the past while Arizona gears up for the next round of negotiations.
Mayor Romero creates task force on gun violence
The newly elected mayor also joined a national group of city leaders working to end gun violence.
Help wanted, and wanted, and wanted: Census to hire 57,000 in Arizona
Most of the jobs in Arizona involve going door to door to interview people who have not filled out the census form.
Navajo request federal funding to hire coroners
If successful, the tribe will be the first in the country with such a department.
