Winds, Pops carry on free Tucson parks concert tradition
Arizona Symphonic Winds and Tucson Pops Orchestra open their spring free concert series Mother
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Arizona weather forecast: Highs nearing triple digits in the Valley
The high will reach 95 degrees on Thursday. It will remain dry with some breezy conditions expected in the Valley, and around the rest of the state.
Several at large after fleeing multicar crash in Glendale
Glendale police are searching for several people who fled a five-vehicle crash on Grand Avenue Thursday morning.
White House press secretary announces birth of her second child
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced the birth of her second child in a post on X Thursday.
Jim Gazzolo column: Southland should be rewarded 2 MIN READ
In the late winter of 2012, Mike Smith took his softball team to the Arizona desert to open his first season at McNeese State. In their second game, the Cowgirls […]
Report: Arizona resident was aboard ship struck by hantavirus outbreak
The New York Times is reporting an Arizona resident had been aboard the cruise ship where a deadly hantavirus outbreak was recently reported.
Lake Powell runoff to hit record low, putting Arizona's water supplies at risk
Very dry and warm weather in the winter and early spring means Colorado River flows into Lake Powell will hit record lows this summer, a new federal forecast says.
Dropping Dimes with Cam and Chilly | Episode 36
For Episode 35, Cam and Chilly talk Cactus Shadows LB/RB and Cal commit Gunnar Perry.
Phoenix city leaders seek feedback on 'reverse lanes' in midtown
The City of Phoenix Street Transportation Department will host a virtual meeting Thursday night at 6 p.m. They'll discuss the future of their "Midtown Core" project.
Arizona Daily Star on this date: May 7
Arizona’s universities are forcing students into “diversity, equity, and inclusion” courses steeped in ideologically extreme content.
Tucson's TV/radio sports best bets: Thursday, May 7
The top stories of the week from longtime Star columnist Greg Hansen for May 3-9.
Phoenix city council approves controversial food, medical restrictions in parks
The Phoenix City Council approved a controversial ordinance restricting food distribution and medical treatment in parks.
Judge to rule on controversial lottery ticket sold in Scottsdale
A judge is set to decide who gets to be a millionaire next week as a $12 million winning lottery ticket sits in limbo.
Arizona health officials monitoring passenger who departed hantavirus-stricken ship, reports say
According to multiple reports, the Arizona Department of Health Services is monitoring one resident who was a passenger on the ship.
A runner competing in Arizona ultramarathon dies after having a medical emergency
A participant in a gruelling 402-kilometre ultramarathon on trails across northern Arizona died Tuesday after experiencing a medical emergency, race organizers and local law enforcement said.
Suspect arrested in lake party shooting that killed 18-year-old, injured 22 others
Detectives believe the incident began with an argument between two women and escalated into an altercation between rival gang members.
'Click It or Ticket' returns for another year
COOLIDGE — The Coolidge Police Department is once again partnering with the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety as part of a larger campaign across Arizona to save lives on roadways
‘This isn’t your mom’s nursing home.’ Why there’s a preschool at this senior living community
“The more interaction we can have of all generations, we all grow together.”
Hobbs: Flags to half-staff Thurs. for retired Maj. Gen. Glen W. 'Bill' Van Dyke
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs ordered flags at all state buildings be lowered to half-staff from sunrise to sunset on May 7, 2026, in honor of the interment of retired Maj. Gen. Glen W. “Bill” Van Dyke.
Petition seeks removal of U of A grad speaker, citing Epstein files
TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - With nine days until commencement at the University of Arizona, some are calling on the university to remove this year
Arizona baseball's Smith Bailey to miss rest of season because of shoulder injury
Arizona sophomore RHP Smith Bailey will miss the remainder of the season because of a shoulder injury. He
These women are running for a seat you’ve likely never heard of, but could dictate the cost of electricit...
Clara Pratte, a member of the Navajo Nation, is running to be the first Indigenous person on the state’s utility commission. If she wins, she’d also be the first Indigenous person to be elected to a stat...
Hobbs vetoes budget that threatens funding cuts for Az arts groups
Gov. Katie Hobbs vetoed a budget passed by the Republican Legislature that would eliminate all state funding for the Arizona Commission on the Arts, leaving the agency and local arts organizations in limbo w...
AG Mayes asks court to enforce repairs to Tucson mobile home park's 'broken' electrical system
Arizona AG Kris Mayes launched a legal action on Wednesday against the owners of a mobile home park on Tucson