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As TEP seeks a 14% rate increase, residents are questioning whether the energy demands of new data centers could add pressure to already rising utility costs
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Though tech companies are secretive about their water usage, Arizona’s 150-plus data centers and chip factories use a tiny fraction of the state’s supply.
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Since the start of January, at least 10 people have died while in ICE custody, according to analysts.
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The Trump administration is escalating enforcement tactics against legal immigrants using a decades-old law initially designed to track noncitizens.
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Plaintiffs say the Town Clerk failed to attach legal property descriptions before denying nearly 3,000 signatures.
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Meanwhile, the attorney general's office says it hasn't received answers about a potential facility in Surprise.
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The Trump administration’s immigration enforcement campaign has led many Arizonans to be more vigilant about the identification they carry every day.
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The Tucson Festival of Books will take place March 14–15, and Nuestras Raíces has established itself as a key event space for cultural representation and diversity.
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For the second time since November, Colorado River basin states missed a key deadline to agree on new water-sharing rules.
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Mayes’ comments made after the killing of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent brought the collision of cowboy culture and the legal grey area surrounding stand your ground laws into sharper focus