Arizona News

That handmade costume your parents made you wear? It's actually looking pretty smart right now as prices skyrocket.

Your kids might be spending five hours a day scrolling through social media. Arizona officials just filed a major lawsuit over how the app keeps them hooked.

Federal rules protecting Native American sacred sites in Arizona could weaken under a new proposal, threatening tribes' ability to defend their lands.

The grandmother tree, a centuries-old cottonwood in the San Rafael Valley, became the focus of a months-long protest against border wall construction.

APS might be shifting hundreds of millions in costs from big energy users to everyday Arizonans, and the state's top lawyer wants answers before any rate hike gets approved.

A Tucson man faces federal charges after sending bomb threats targeting the White House and Washington D.C. to local news stations.

Arizona just threw its hat in the ring to host a brand new federal space academy. NASA's leading the charge, and our state's got serious credentials.

A report to Sierra Vista Police resulted in a welfare check. SVPD discovered a man with self-inflicted wounds who was later transported to the hospital.

Murray Springs offers a rare glimpse into a world where mammoths roamed southern Arizona and skilled hunters worked together to survive.

If you love getting outdoors, now is the perfect time to look up and see the myriad birds migrating in and out of Arizona. Fall is great for birdwatching.