Tucsonans mourn in the aftermath of deadly ICE shootings
Dozens protested in Tucson following the shooting death of Renee Nicole Good by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, amid conflicting accounts of the incident.
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“Monsoon storms kick up dust, rain in Phoenix, with more on the way” (azcentral.com)
Monsoon storms brought dust, rain, and thunderstorms to Phoenix, with more expected through the weekend, causing reduced visibility and potential flooding.
“Cica-Huntek Chemical Technology Celebrates Opening Of New Facility In Phoenix” (Arizona…
Cica-Huntek Chemical Technology USA opened a new 25,880 sq. ft. facility in Phoenix to expand chemical supply for U.S. semiconductor customers.
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Hermosa critical minerals mining project reaches major federal permitting milestone
The U.S. Forest Service approved the Hermosa Critical Minerals Project in Arizona, completing federal permits for manganese and zinc mining.
The biggest and messiest races in Arizona’s 2026 primary election
Arizona held its July 21, 2026, GOP primary to select nominees for governor, secretary of state, and attorney general ahead of the November election.
SR 89A reopens north of Sedona as Pocket Fire conditions improve
State Route 89A north of Sedona reopened July 13 after nearly a month closure due to the Pocket Fire, which is now 76% contained.
Chandler nonprofit hands out free backpacks, supplies to thousands of students
Chandler nonprofit For Our City distributed free backpacks, supplies, shoes, uniforms, and haircuts to thousands of students on July 12, 2025.
Lawsuit seeks to block Arizona’s ‘Secure The Border Act’ provision
Living United for Change in Arizona filed a lawsuit to block a provision of the Secure the Border Act that criminalizes unlawful border crossing.
Pima County schools get state funding for armed officers, mental health staff
Pima County schools will receive $53 million in state funding for armed officers and mental health staff in fiscal year 2027, per Arizona officials.