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Immigration September 5

House Dem lashes out at critics after calling illegal immigrants her 'constituents': 'I don't give a sh--'

Democratic representative faces Republican backlash for comments about representing non-voting residents during press conference on immigration detention.

Media August 31

Ethics professor sues university, says he was fired over criticism of gender policies

Former professor Daniel Grossenbach alleged University of Arizona discriminated against him based on his faith and parental advocacy after complaints about his activism.

Arizona August 28

TikTok star Emilie Kiser says she ‘takes full accountability’ after young son’s tragic death

TikTok mom influencer Emilie Kiser, who lost her 3-year-old son Trigg to a tragic fall into their family pool, spoke out for the first time on Thursday in a social media post.

Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe August 26

Towering dust storm sweeps across Phoenix

Phoenix hit by major dust storm Monday, leaving thousands without power and temporarily halting airport operations across the metro area.

Media August 26

Christian university breaks records despite Biden-era probes

The largest Christian university in the U.S. expects 8% enrollment growth as Federal Trade Commission unanimously drops lawsuit against Grand Canyon University.

Philadelphia August 23

Smoke from unknown passenger device forces emergency landing of American Airlines flight to Washington-Dulles

American Airlines flight 357 from Philadelphia to Phoenix made emergency diversion to Washington-Dulles after passenger device began smoking, landing safely.

Vandalism August 20

Tea Party bus vandalized in Phoenix during nationwide tour, group says they 'will not be intimidated'

Tea Party's "Only Citizens Vote" tour bus has tires slashed in Phoenix during nationwide campaign supporting legislation requiring proof-of-citizenship to vote.

Arizona August 19

Top House Republican could shake up major border state gubernatorial race

Arizona Republican governor primary heats up as David Schweikert weighs campaign bid to challenge Democrat Katie Hobbs alongside existing GOP candidates.

Media August 13

Arizona senate president calls on FCC to revoke state's PBS license over 'viewpoint discrimination'

Arizona senate president Warren Petersen requested the FCC investigate the state's PBS station for alleged bias toward the Democratic candidate in the 2022 governor's race.

Crime August 11

911 calls, police report details dark timeline to Arizona girl's tragic death

New documents reveal 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste made multiple escape attempts before her death in a rural Arizona area, leading to murder charges against father and his girlfriend.

Arizona August 11

TikTok influencer's husband placed sports bet just before 3-year-old son drowned in family pool: police

Three-year-old Trigg Kiser drowned in family pool in Chandler, Arizona, after falling in unsupervised for seven minutes after father placed basketball bet, police said.