Arizona History

When were women allowed to vote in Arizona? How old is the Grand Canyon? Did NASA practice moon-missions in Arizona? Uncover 11 amazing and little-known facts about our state.

Here's what Arizona's immigrant population looked like in 1900!

Wow! The oldest high school in Arizona is even older than the Grand Canyon state - established when Arizona was still a territory. And it's still operating today!

Arizona celebrates the Buffalo Soldiers Day! Commemorate this special day and learn the history of the Buffalo Soldier in Arizona.

A pinch of history, a bit of geography - learn how Arizona got its unique shape.

Did you know THIS controversial president once had a home in Arizona? Why he lived here and where he ended up.

Just outside of this small Arizona city, there are giant concrete targets. Rumor has it they were used by the Soviets during the Cold War.

The Colorado River Basin is going to be analyzed for sustainability and usage by the Biden-Harris Administration.   The Department of the Interior announced on Monday that the seven states have agreed to the submission of a “Lower Basin, consensus-bases system conservation proposal”. Three Lower Basin st...

If you're looking for a day trip in Arizona, look no further than Tumacácori-Carmen, one of the oldest European settlements in Arizona. This easily accessible historic site is a treat for people of all ages.