Arizona News

Every summer, male tarantulas across Arizona leave their burrows after nearly a decade underground — and what happens next is stranger than any Hollywood spider movie.

Most people know Wyatt Earp from Tombstone — but the years after? A two-story saloon in Alaska, a gold rush, and a Hollywood career nobody really talks about.

Arizona voters will decide in November 2026 on a constitutional amendment requiring voter ID, banning foreign election donations, and confirming only U.S. citizens may vote. Supporters cite integrity; critics warn of voting barriers.

Somewhere in the Arizona desert, people are sitting quietly on red rock ledges, waiting to feel something they can't quite explain.

One extra day off a week sounds simple enough, but the research behind what it actually does to productivity is worth paying attention to.

Motorcycles make up a small slice of traffic out there, but they account for a disproportionately high share of fatal crashes in Arizona — and the reasons why might surprise you.

With the Supreme Court's ruling, the air in Arizona is thick with uncertainty—how will communities adapt to changing immigration policies?

Taking care of your septic system might not be your favorite topic, but it’s crucial for keeping your home running smoothly.

A rock the size of a house hit Arizona at 26,000 miles per hour. The crater it left behind is still the sharpest one on Earth.

With soaring living costs and a shrinking safety net, many Arizonans are feeling the pinch. It's a story of resilience and struggle that's unfolding right now.