AG asks court to put execution on hold
Mayes is reversing a move by her predecessor.
Student gumshoes at GCU collaborate with Phoenix police to create shoeprint database
Forensic scientists can identify shoeprints left at crime scenes, including what type of shoe and what size the suspect wears.
High school students build a road-worthy electric vehicle
All the parts for the roadworthy EV the students are constructing this semester came from Switch Vehicles in California.
UA students prepare to put their own cubesat into space
The cereal box-sized "CatSat" will transmit data to UA's Biosphere 2.
Arizona tracks money transfers to Mexico
ACLU calls it abuse, wants database shut down.
Arizona lottery resumes ticket sales after system crash
The outage began Thursday, and it wasn’t until midday Friday that sales were back online.
Arizona executive order establishes Death Penalty Independent Review Commissioner
Governor Katie Hobbs said "it's time" for a review after history of botched executions.
Bill that restricts student's pronouns moves past committee
The bill would require teachers to gain parental permission to use a pronouns that are different from a student's biological sex.
VP Harris touts Arizona-California power transmission line
Harris and others celebrated the new line during visit to Maricopa County.
USDA awards $930 million towards wildfire preventions
Three million acres of the San Carlos Apache Tribal Forest Protection Project will receive funding.
The Buzz: Arizona and snow
While non-rain precipitation is rare in the deserts, it's not uncommon for the mountains to get feet of snow each year.
UA announces new safety strategies months after deadly shooting
The changes include expanded background checks, new security access to buildings and trainings.
Tucson Meet Yourself festival receives grant to plan 50th anniversary
This year's festival will examine the 50 year evolution of cultural diversity in Tucson.
Appeals court: Arizona early voting system is constitutional
The three-judge panel rejected the Arizona Republican Party’s argument that mail-in voting violates the secrecy clause in the state Constitution.
Mood matters in the workplace
A University of Arizona-led report found people haboring negative feelings do better with details.
