Jill Ryan

In Phoenix, hundreds of protesters gathered in front of the Capitol carrying signs reading “No Kings” and “Resist Fascism.” Security barred protesters from entering the building after a few tried to get inside.

A temporary exhibit featuring a little-known 1940s American art movement is nearing the end of its run at the Heard Museum in Phoenix. The show highlights the interconnection of Native and non-Native artists as they separately looked to redefine American and Native art.

A bill moving through the Arizona Senate would require hospitals to ask new patients about their immigration status.

In 2020, a slate of fake electors were accused of trying to flip the results of Arizona’s presidential election, falsely claiming that Donald Trump had defeated Joe Biden.

The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality has recently revamped an awareness program where organizations like schools can display color-coded flags to help communicate that day’s air quality forecast.

State Sen. John Kavanagh is proposing legislation to ban people from standing in medians on busy roads, if not "expeditiously crossing'' the street.

The Arizona Department of Child Safety is violating federal law by discriminating against both parents and children with disabilities, according to the U.S. Department of Justice.

A couple of wildfires broke out in northern Arizona over the weekend, serving as a reminder that wildfire season is a year-round issue.

Many Arizona renters could be in for a bit of a break in their monthly payments to landlords.

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge is in the process of dismissing the lawsuit against a voter-approved proposition to extend a half-cent sales tax for in-county transportation projects.