A new bipartisan poll looks at how Latino voters in Arizona are feeling about Trump's first 100 days in office - and pollsters describe them as frustrated.

Many Arizonans plan to show up at the State Capitol (today) May Day, to protest potential cuts to safety net programs and advocate for jobs, education and equal rights.

The head of the House Education Committee said that any plan to ask voters to increase pay of public school teachers also must include inserting a right to vouchers

Gov. Katie Hobbs said Wednesday the new deal to continue funding for disability services still leaves a fight ahead to continue the dollars after June 30.

Arizona is one of the driest states in the nation and conservationists say a proposed rule by the Environmental Protection Agency could further complicate the state's dire water situation. Comments from Elise Ketcham, communications director, Arizona Wildlife Federation.

An Arizona mom shares her health journey in an effort to get more women to prioritize their heart health. Comments from Sharla Fisher, Arizona heart survivor; and Megan Stuff, 2025 Phoenix Go Red for Women Chair, American Heart Association.

A new Smithsonian astronomy program will bring telescopes, training and curriculum to rural schools — and it begins this fall in Arizona.

Yuma Catholic High School is raffling a custom 1933 Ford Highboy Roadster to raise money for student financial assistance.

State lawmakers gave final approval Monday to erase the possibility that transgender Arizonans can ever have their birth certificates amended, a move that one advocate said is tantamount to "genocide at its worst.'

A free class on water safety will be offered monthly at Onvida Health in Yuma.