Northern Arizona Burn Map Reveals Erosion, Flooding Risks August 5, 2019 Burn maps from a northern Arizona fire have revealed a risk for post-fire erosion and flooding in populated communities. The...
Arizona Seeking U.S. Supreme Court Involvement in Opioid Case August 2, 2019 By Anita Snow and Geoff Mulvihill Arizona’s attorney general on Wednesday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to force the Sackler family, which owns OxyContin-maker Purdue Pharma,...
Phoenix Buildings Continue to be Without Power After Fatal Fire July 3, 2019 A fire in an underground utility vault killed one worker, injured a second and cut power to numerous high-rise buildings...
Technology Expected to Aid Drivers in Arizona Dust Storms June 24, 2019 With Arizona’s monsoon season quickly approaching, state transportation planners plan to begin installing a new dust-detection system on Interstate 10....
Arizona Claim Seeks $45M for Incapacitated Woman Who Gave Birth May 24, 2019 Lawyers for an incapacitated woman who later gave birth at a Phoenix long-term care facility have filed a $45 million...
Arizona City’s Pedestrian Safety Effort Fails April 26, 2019 Phoenix, Ariz. officials failed to advance an effort that aimed to reduce pedestrian deaths by improving street safety in the...
Arizona Becomes 48th State with Cellphone-Driving Law April 25, 2019 Arizona ended a decade of resistance to restrictions on using a cellphone while driving when Gov. Doug Ducey signed a...
Arizona Man Another Death Linked to Faulty Takata Air Bag April 3, 2019 An Arizona man who died from injuries sustained in a crash three months after purchasing a used Honda Civic has...
Monsoon Brings 100-Year Flooding Event to Arizona July 18, 2018 The National Weather Service says the storm that swept across northern Arizona over the weekend amounted to a 100-year event....
Families of Pilots File Wrongful Death Suit in 2016 Arizona Helicopter Crash June 27, 2018 The families of two pilots who died in a 2016 helicopter crash in western Arizona have filed a wrongful death...