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Staff· Arizona Republic · US
Lead‘The greatest’ legacy in Arizona

For Muhammad Ali, boxing became more of a cure than a cause of his Parkinson’s disease

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryPOWER OF LOVE

Arizona Cardinals rookie running back Jeremiyah Love will bounce back and rise into Ring of Honor

Clara Migoya· Arizona Republic · US
LeadMigrant border deaths have fallen but remain a 'CRISIS'

100 recovered from Arizona borderlands in 2026

Stacey Barchenger· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona GOP split over how to concede

Several Republicans did not acknowledge Dems

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadFORGING A NEW PATH

In a state shaped by decades of Republican governance, Democrats pull off the trifecta of controlling Arizona's House, Senate and Governor's Office

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
LeadFontes: Arizona’s election gets an A

‘Election denialism has been rejected wholeheartedly’

Stacey Barchenger· Arizona Republic · US
LeadHOBBS LEADS DEM WAVE IN ARIZONA

Governor’s decisive win over Biggs a stark contrast to razor-thin 2022 victory

Daniel GonzalezLaura Gersony· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryDem-aligned nonprofits investigated by prosecutor

Office of U.S. attorney for Arizona opens 3 voter registration cases

Ronald J. Hansen· Arizona Republic · US
LeadMonumental midterms

Democrats in Arizona aiming for historic elective shift on Election Day

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadConnecting the dots

Our votes this election cycle will tell us a lot about what's to come in Arizona politics

Eddie Fontanez· Arizona Republic · US
Lead‘We’re just friendly ghost hunters’

Arizona paranormal team enjoys unearthing history

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizonans bombarded by political calls, texts

Campaigns exempt from FCC's Do Not Call Registry

Alaina Mencinger· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryUtilities inject cash across party lines in Arizona races

Companies seek sway with midterm winners

Shi En Kim· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNational parks hit by federal fund freeze

Arizona conservation work among 133 projects on hold

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
LeadWhy some Arizona MAGA faithful are moving on from Trump

Tariffs, Iran war, Epstein files sap enthusiasm

Taylor Seely· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryPolitical ads can lie, mislead — but why?

Multiple complaints filed against Arizona groups

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizonans may battle in race for presidency

Sens. Kelly, Gallego eye 2028 White House bids

Taylor Seely· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona may further limit recording in courtrooms

Court to weigh proposal giving judges more say

Erick Trevino· Arizona Republic · US
SecondarySignificant changes coming to Arizona's school letter grades

New scoring system will require meeting higher standard for an A

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadSHOULD THEY DRILL HERE?

After 320,000 acres in northern Arizona were nominated for oil and gas leasing – where experts say no oil or gas exists – a public lands mystery began

Taylor Seely· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona’s anti-‘dark money’ law survives

Court upholds requirement to reveal anonymous donors

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryIs ICE planning $1.2B detention expansion in Arizona?

Watchdog group: Company that built other facilities has contract

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadHOW TO STEAL A HOM

In Arizona, it may be easier to steal a house than a TV as deed fraud grows

Dan Nowicki· Arizona Republic · US
LeadFormer Arizona Senate leader dies at age 84

JON KYL 1942-2026

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona avoids voting shake-up

Mail-in rule could have impacted 80% of voters

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNew Cards era flies high

Sunday’s victory over Chargers just may herald more surprises as Arizona displays everything a modern offense should.

Stacey BarchengerHelen Rummel· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona Dem: Pro-Biggs images are ‘100% not me’

Rep. Austin slams photos she says were deepfakes

Taylor Seely· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona man’s vendetta tests free speech limits

Judge to decide if convicted harasser’s postings on his case violated probation as jailed YouTuber cites 1st Amendment

Clara Migoya· Arizona Republic · US
LeadMexico confirms new cases of screwworm

Reports come as Arizona cattle imports resume

Lauren De Young· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona AG to investigate use of Flock cams in state

Public ‘rightfully concerned’ over plate reader misuse, Mayes says

Brandon Loomis· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona’s thoughts on water cuts vary

State applauds decision, but also ponders lawsuit

Ian James· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryFederal cuts aim to stem crisis on Colorado River

California ordered to curb water use by 12%. Arizona, Nevada face steeper reductions.

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryBig names skip debates

All but two of Arizona’s sitting U.S. House members have declined invitations to participate in publicly funded debates ahead of the Nov. 3 election. 3A

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryWITHIN STRIKING DISTANCE

The Arizona Rattlers can claim its third league title with a win over the Green Bay Blizzard

Brandon Loomis· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona says new Colorado River plan ignores law

Warns feds current water supply design could land them in court

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryAZ schools warm to feds

After a previous largely failed attempt, the U.S. Department of Education is taking a different tone in asking universities to align with President Donald Trump's higher education agenda, and this time, some Arizona university leaders are on board.

Brandon Loomis· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryLake Mead hits lowest water levels since 1937

Drop comes as cuts to Arizona’s supply loom

Brandon Loomis· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona fights for Colorado River supply

Officials say federal 10-year plan unfairly targets state’s allocation

Brandon Loomis· Arizona Republic · US
LeadArizona taps into river water stash

Pipeline lets cities access reserves saved for decades

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadTIKI PARADISE

Inside Arizona’s tiki renaissance and what’s behind the new wave

Clara Migoya· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona first to resume cattle imports

USDA reserves right to halt process if screwworm detected

Stacey Barchenger· Arizona Republic · US
LeadPresident looms over Arizona AG race

Mayes hopes to stave off Trump-loyalist challenger

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNew Arizona immigration law to remain operational

Judge rejects ACLU's request to pause the Secure the Border Act

Ian James· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryCalifornia avoids worst of Colorado River cuts

Arizona, Nevada also won't face harshest water limits that could have been imposed.

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryThe software vendor in NJ voter scandal has state ties

Company launched mobile IDs and driver's licenses in Arizona

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryU.S. cases on rise for illness

More than 30 states, including Arizona, have reported cases of cyclosporiasis, a severe gastrointestinal illness caused by a microscopic parasite.

Catherine Reagor· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryWill the new housing act lower rent, mortgage?

How legislation will give help to Arizonans

Alexandra Hardie· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryHow concerns about voucher program took hold in Arizona

A look at high-profile scandals the program has faced over the years

Ken Colburn· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryTrump still backs Lamb

President Donald Trump doubles down on his endorsement of Mark Lamb for Congress in a social media post, even as some Arizona Republicans are backing away from the former Pinal County sheriff over a slew of sexual misconduct allegations.

Reia Li· Arizona Republic · US
Lead‘I GAVE UP’

Arizonans are struggling without SNAP

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryData center tax break rush

More data centers applied for Arizona tax breaks in the two weeks before a pause than were approved for tax incentives in 13 years, new data shows. 3A

Shi En Kim· Arizona Republic · US
LeadSolar co-ops are bright light to some

Groups help Arizonans navigate cost, complexity

Arlyssa D. Becenti· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryCritics: New coal rules are dire threat to health, water

How plan to relax waste disposal regulations could impact Arizona

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadWILD WEST

As America hits a milestone, Arizona is still the state that won't behave

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryRacist ad stirs controversy

Both Republicans running to be Arizona’s next state schools chief denounce as racist an ad using cultural imagery to attack candidate Kimberly Yee. 3A

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryHigh court to hear AZ case

The Supreme Court will take up whether Arizona can mandate that voters provide proof of citizenship when they register to vote.

Erick Trevino· Arizona Republic · US
LeadEarly childhood gains could be at risk

Less federal aid concerns Arizona officials

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadGrowing grains

Locally sourced grains are having a moment in Arizona

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadRejuvenated

Arizona's top hotel emerged from embers to an unlikely second life

Joan Meiners· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNew Arizona water report brings some optimism

Research effort spanned 3½ years, funded by AZ Board of Regents

Laura Daniella Sepulveda· Arizona Republic · US
LeadContinuing a quest for justice, equality

Juneteenth a joyful celebration with purpose in Arizona

LeadArizona passes $18B bipartisan budget

Lawmakers approve tax cuts, try to protect vouchers

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadCONTROLLING THE BURN

Drought and last summer’s Grand Canyon fire could change wildfire tactics in Arizona

Stephanie Innes· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizonans dropping Obamacare insurance

Enrollment down 50,000, or 14%, since January

Laura GersonyRobert Anglen· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryLamb runs for office in AZ from TN ranch

GOP candidate says he’s not abandoning Arizona

Sarah Henry· Arizona Republic · US
LeadEngineer creates new home for at-risk frogs

Success relies on promise of Arizona summer storms

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadREMEMBERING DON BOLLES

The Arizona Republic reporter who challenged corruption died after a remote-controlled bomb exploded under his car in 1976. Now, Bolles will be included in a Washington, DC, memorial designed to pay tribute to fallen journalists.

Stephanie Innes· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryCalifornia protects its workers from valley fever

Arizona doesn’t recognize lung infection as work-related hazard

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
LeadArizona grandmother freed from detention

Released from ICE facility after more than 10 months

Bill Campling· Arizona Republic · US
LeadThe changing of the guard

The historic Arizona Rangers have recently been put under the microscope, with legislation that could strip them of their powers

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
LeadArizona great-grandma in ICE center 10 months

71-year-old is fighting deportation to Mexico

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
Lead'Biggest sacrifice ... worth celebrating'

Arizonans share what Memorial Day is really about

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryDEPORTED, A YOUNG ARIZONA WOMAN STRUGGLES TO ADJUST

‘This isn’t her place here. She’s been there her whole life, and that is where she belongs’

Daniel Wu· Washington Post · US
SecondaryA senior year spent in protest

Teen leads her community's charge to block an ICE detention center from opening near her Arizona high school

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadImmigration comes to town

WHEN ICE RAIDED THE COLT GRILL RESTAURANTS, IT EXPOSED THE BIG ROLE IMMIGRANTS PLAY IN THE ARIZONA ECONOMY

Eric TuckerMichael Biesecker· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryEmails show FBI director's trip included Pearl Harbor snorkeling

The USS Arizona, a monument to those who died there, is usually off limits, but Kash Patel was given a VIP session.

Clara Migoya· Arizona Republic · US
Lead‘Basin sweeps’ help Arizonans

Well-level monitoring key to water planning

Rey Covarrubias Jr.· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona leaders call DC shooting ‘terrifying’

Rep.: ‘Tonight we pray for our entire country’

Ronald J. Hansen· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryFree-speech advocates back senator from Arizona

Support Kelly’s right to make ‘illegal orders’ video

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryCardinals on the clock

With the No. 3 pick in Thursday's NFL Draft, what should Arizona's team-building strategy be?

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadArizonans await Trump's visit
Staff· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryHobbs says no to bill

Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill that would have made the salaries of all Arizona public school superintendents public. In her veto letter, Hobbs said the bill fails to hold all the state's school choice options to the same standard of transparency. 3A

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadChef's kiss

THE NEXT BIG NAMES IN ARIZONA FOOD

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryArizona lawyers analyze arguments

Predict Supreme Court will rule against Trump