In the News
By Tara Kavaler
Rep. Greg Stanton is pushing to return long-distance train access to Phoenix, the largest city in the U.S. to not have intercity passenger rail service.
By Lillie Boudreaux
WASHINGTON – For more than 160 years, the San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe has shared land with the Navajo Nation, and for the past 23 years it has had a treaty pending that would give them their own lands.
By Liam Coates
WASHINGTON – Arizona, California and Nevada unveiled a plan Monday to save 3 million acre-feet of Colorado River water between now and 2026, a stopgap measure to buy time while authorities figure out a long-term plan for the river.
By Laura Daniella Sepulveda
In an effort to better address the needs of Latino business owners in metro Phoenix, Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman with the Small Business Administration visited Phoenix on Thursday and met with policymakers and Latino leaders to discuss strategies.
By Debra Utacia Krol
The Gila River Indian Community will get up to $233 million in a historic agreement to conserve water, one that is expected to help keep water levels at Lake Mead from falling too low.
By Benji Jones Apr 13, 2023, 10:35am EDT
ARIZONA, USA — The num
By Lorenzo Reyes
Brittney Griner is making something positive out of her nearly 10-month detention in a Russian penal colony. She will be trying to help other Americans in similar situations.
That's according to a tweet posted to the official account of Greg Stanton (D), congressman for the fourth district in Arizona.
Arizona Republic
Members of Arizona's congressional delegation were aboard Air Force One headed to Phoenix on Tuesday when President Joe Biden shared with them a glimmer of hope.
He told them to expect good news about Brittney Griner, the Phoenix basketball star in Russian custody, by the end of the week.
Two days later that news become public: Griner was coming home.