Arizona Lawmakers Urge State Board of Education to Remove Ideological Content from English Programs
Arizona lawmakers, led by Rep. Michele Peña, question the English immersion program content and urge the State Board of Education to remove ideologically driven materials to maintain federal funding compliance and educational focus.
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren Secures Temporary Restraining Order Against Speaker's Alleged 'Power Grab'
Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren filed for, and was granted, a Temporary Restraining Order to stop a legislative bill that he claimed was an illegal attempt by Speaker Seth Damon to remove him from office.
Gilbert Man Admits to Killing Stepfather, Injuring Mother; Faced with Multiple Charges Including First Degree Murder
In Gilbert, Arizona, a welfare check led police to a residence where 91-year-old Oscar Casdorph was found dead and his 81-year-old spouse critically injured. Their son, Gary Crawford, was arrested and faces multiple charges including murder.
Arizona Eyes Desalination Projects with Mexico and California to Combat Drought Crisis
Arizona's WIFA is considering seven proposals, including three desalination projects, to address the state's water shortage. Some projects may cooperate with California or Mexico, with a full operation not expected before 2031.











