Phoenix-based artist Daniel Ragsdale Combs has earned four decades of awards for his work. Now, he’s a new member of the Colored Pencil Society of America.
A spokesperson for the Valley of the Sun YMCA says the closure is due to the aging building’s need for significant repairs and infrastructure upgrades.
The Center for Biological Diversity has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration’s approval of exploratory drilling for a copper mine near Arizona’s San Pedro River.
The Arizona Department of Transportation is rolling out a new feature that allows drivers to add accommodations for communicating to their vehicle or license records.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has once again denied a Major Disaster Declaration request from the city of Globe. Gov. Katie Hobbs and the city’s mayor have condemned the decision.
FEMA has awarded about $700,000 to Arizona and the Havasupai Tribe to fund hazard mitigation projects. The money came from a program the federal agency had nixed but was reinstated by the courts earlier this year.
The federal government is ending investigations and public reporting of deaths that happen shortly after people are released from ICE custody. Arizona’s Kris Mayes is urging agencies to reverse the policy.
Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a bill aimed at curbing misleading advertising for digital products. The bill was once a bipartisan effort, but ultimately lost Democratic support.
